What is the matter with dried leaves of Chinese evergreen

1. Too much watering

1. Reason: Chinese evergreen is afraid of waterlogging. If you constantly water it too much, its roots will easily rot due to lack of oxygen. Afterwards, the ability to transport water will be affected, and the leaves may dry out.

2. Measures: In this case, the Chinese evergreen needs to be moved to a well-ventilated place to allow the moisture to evaporate. If the root rot is very serious, you have to remove the plant from the pot and prune it.

2. Insufficient watering

1. Reason: This situation is exactly the opposite of the first one. Watering too little will result in insufficient water supply and may also cause the leaves to dry out.

2. Measures: In this case, you need to replenish water in time. During the vigorous growth period of Chinese evergreen, it is necessary to water it in time. It is best to water it when you observe that the substrate is half dry, and try not to water it after it is completely dry.

3. The light is too strong

1. Reason: Chinese evergreen does not like too strong light. Direct sunlight will harm its leaves, and some leaves may dry up and fall off.

2. Measures: Move it to a new location in time, either in the shade or semi-shade. After it returns to normal, you can expose it to light when the light is mild, preferably around 8 or 9 noon.