What to do if the leaves of Falling Flower Dance become soft and shriveled

What to do if the leaves of the Flower Dance are shriveled: Treat the symptoms and the root cause by looking at the soil

The Dance of Fallen Flowers is suitable for growing in soil that is rich in humus, loose and fertile, and has good drainage and air permeability.

If the problem is with the soil, you can add some coal slag or rock sand to the soil, and use a spray method to water, and the leaves will gradually become fuller.

What to do if the leaves of the Flower Dance are shrunken: Get rid of all the annoying pests and diseases

Common diseases of Falling Flower Dance include anthracnose, and insect pests include red spider mites.

Once lesions are found on the leaves, the diseased leaves should be removed in time and fungicides should be sprayed.

If you spot red spiders, kill them first, then disinfect the plants and sprinkle with insect repellent spray.