What is the reason for the yellowing of the leaves of the water-grown spider plant? Why do the leaf tips of the water-grown spider plant wither?

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

1. Water quality problem: Water quality is very important during water cultivation and must be kept clean. If the water is not changed for a long time, the water quality is polluted, or there is a lack of oxygen, then its leaves will easily turn yellow, and the water should be changed as soon as possible.

2. Lack of nutrients: The nutrients in the water are not sufficient, so regular fertilization is required to replenish them. If no fertilizer is applied or nutrient solution is dripped for a long time, the plant will lack nutrients and the leaves will naturally turn yellow. Fertilizer should be added as soon as possible, preferably once every half a month.

3. Lack of light: Chlorophytum grown in water is very light-loving and should be placed in bright light and exposed to more sunlight so that it can grow vigorously. If the plant does not see sunlight for a long time, it will wilt and the leaves will turn yellow. It is necessary to supplement light as soon as possible. Except in summer, it can be placed in a light-filled place.

2. Why do leaf tips wither?

The drying up of the leaf tips of water-grown spider plants may be caused by excessive application of nutrients. If too much fertilizer is added, the plant cannot absorb it all and will damage the root system. Gradually, the leaves will dry up and turn yellow. It is recommended to change the water as soon as possible and reduce the amount of fertilizer in the later stage. It may also be caused by sunburn due to excessive light. Although it likes light, it is afraid of strong light, which can burn the leaves and cause the leaf tips to dry out. It is necessary to avoid it in time, otherwise the water temperature will be too high and other growth problems will occur.