Why are the leaves of Amaryllis turning yellow?

1. Large amount of watering:

Reason: Although Amaryllis likes moisture, it cannot have too much water. Excessive or frequent watering will cause the leaves to turn yellow.

Solution: Don't water it frequently, and don't water it too much at one time. Just keep the soil slightly moist. If there is too much rain, take drainage measures in time to avoid water accumulation.

2. Improper fertilization:

Reason: If you apply too much fertilizer or unfermented fertilizer to it, it is likely to cause fertilizer damage, and the leaves will turn yellow.

Solution: Do not apply too much fertilizer, and do not apply uncomposted or pure phosphorus fertilizers. Apply fertilizer reasonably at ordinary times.

3. Excessive exposure to light:

Reason: Amaryllis loves sunlight, but the light cannot be too strong. If it is exposed to the sun for a long time, the leaves will turn yellow.

Solution: Take appropriate shading measures when the sunlight is strong, or move it directly to a location with weak sunlight.

4. Pest and disease damage:

Reason: When Amaryllis is attacked by pests and diseases, the leaves will turn yellow, mainly due to red spider mites or leaf spot diseases.

Solution: First, remove the yellow leaves and spray the pesticide. If it is red spider mites, you can capture them manually, and spray the pesticide in serious cases.