What to do if the leaves of azalea are dry

1. Temperature and humidity issues

Specifically, the temperature suitable for the growth of this plant is fifteen to thirty degrees. The humidity is around 60 percent. If it deviates from this range, problems will arise, such as leaves drying up. So, see which conditions are not suitable for its growth and adjust them.

2. Lighting issues

Too strong light or long-term exposure to light can cause the leaves to dry up, because the strong light burns the leaves. This is easy to understand. However, it should be noted that not allowing it to see light for a long time will also cause the same problem. If it stays in a dark corner for a long time without seeing the light, its leaves will dry up and fall off later. Therefore, we have to choose a compromise between these two situations. It prefers partial shade, so it is best to place it in an area with diffuse light. It can also be adjusted according to the season. The light can be slightly stronger in winter. When the weather gradually warms up, you can provide some shade.

3. Water and fertilizer

First of all, we need to know that the tolerance of its roots is very poor. Too little water and insufficient supply will definitely cause the leaves to dry out. If there is too much water, the roots will rot and the leaves will dry out. The same goes for fertilizer, too much will burn the roots and then the leaves will wither. Therefore, based on the above situations, we must first clarify the specific reasons. Then, improve the corresponding methods of watering or fertilizing. Pay attention to watering in time, but do not allow water to accumulate. The concentration of fertilizer should be as low as possible and the amount should not be too much.