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Why are lilac leaves wilting?

Lilac is a plant that likes warm environment with sunlight, and also likes moist and circulating air.

There are several possibilities for the lilac leaves to wilt: first, there is insufficient light in the room, and there is no regular ventilation, which causes the lilac leaves, which love light and air circulation, to turn yellow and wilt.

Secondly, it may be that the soil in the pot where the lilac is planted is too dry. Lilac likes a humid environment, and dry soil in the pot will hinder its growth, causing the leaves to lack the nutrients they need and turn yellow and wither.

The last problem is insufficient water supply. Because lilac likes moisture, if the leaves are not sprayed with water regularly indoors, the leaves will wither due to drought.

How to prevent and treat lilac leaf wilt

There are many reasons why lilac leaves wither, most of which are related to its growth habits. In order to take good protection and prevention measures, you must pay attention to maintenance according to its growth habits.

First of all, you need to give the lilac enough light and ensure that the growing environment is warm but not cold. You should also ventilate the room frequently so that the leaves can breathe fresh air and carry out photosynthesis, which is conducive to growth.

Secondly, pay attention to whether the soil where the lilac grows is dry. If it is dry, spray water on the leaves first. When the leaves absorb the water and dry up, you can water the soil in the pot.

Finally, pay attention to the time and frequency of watering. Because the weather is hot in summer, lilac also needs a lot of water. To ensure the moisture of the soil, do not wait until the soil is dry before watering. Normally, water it twice a day.

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