What to do if the leaves of peach egg are wrinkled and not growing well

reason

First, although the peach egg is afraid of excessive watering, it is more afraid of drought. The peach egg cannot be watered too little, otherwise it will cause the leaves to necrotize and then gradually fall off.

Second, peach egg is a variety that requires fertilizer nourishment. As the leaves of peach egg age, their color may gradually turn green. If too little fertilizer is applied at this time, it will be a huge threat to the growth of peach egg.

Third, if the particles in the soil where the peach egg grows are too large, it will cause the soil water to be lost too quickly, and at the same time take away the nutrients in the soil, causing the leaves of the peach egg to grow poorly or even shrink.

Workaround

First, don’t wait until the soil in the pot is too dry before watering. During normal maintenance, touch the soil from time to time. If you find that the soil is too dry, water it in time to prevent the peach egg from being too dry.

Second, apply fertilizer. In addition to spraying the plant with multi-effect fertilizer several times in spring and autumn to prevent excessive growth, you should also bury some slow-release fertilizer at the bottom of the pot to keep the soil nutrient-rich.

Third, the planting soil particles should not be too large. The recommended planting soil ratio is peat soil and large-particle soil, with a ratio of 2:3, so as to prevent the nutrients in the soil from being lost easily and ensure that the peach eggs have sufficient nutrients supply.