What is the reason for the yellowing of trumpet creeper leaves?

1. What is the reason for the yellowing of trumpet creeper leaves?

1. Too much watering: Trumpet creeper likes a humid environment and cannot grow without water, but it is not tolerant to waterlogging. If you water frequently during management, or if you water too much, water will easily accumulate, the roots will rot, and the leaves will turn yellow.

2. Insufficient light: It likes the sun and can only grow vigorously in an environment with sufficient light. If it is placed in a cool place for a long time, it will be difficult for the plant to grow normally. Lack of light will cause branches to grow too tall, leaves to turn yellow, and flowering will be affected, with the number of flowers decreasing.

3. Lack of nutrients: Trumpet creeper has a relatively high demand for nutrients, especially during the peak growing season. If fertilizer is not applied in time, the plant will show yellow leaves due to lack of nutrition, and the leaves may even dry up and fall off.

2. How to treat yellowing leaves of trumpet creeper

1. Reduce watering: If yellow leaves are caused by excessive watering, you naturally need to reduce watering. Keep the plants ventilated more often, especially after watering. The soil only needs to be moist during the growing season, but be careful not to allow water to accumulate in the soil at any time.

2. Get more sunlight: If there is a lack of light, move the plant to a place with good light and get more sunlight. Usually in spring, autumn and winter, the plants can be exposed to the sun all day long, and appropriate shading is enough in the summer. With sufficient light, the plants will grow vigorously and bloom more flowers.

3. Appropriate amount of fertilizer: Fertilizer should be applied in time during the growing season, usually once every half a month. Fertilizer should be decomposed organic fertilizer or diluted compound fertilizer. Such fertilizer can be better absorbed by the plants, which is beneficial to growth.