What to do if ivy leaves turn yellow

1. Reduce watering:

Reason: Long-term and heavy watering may cause water accumulation in the pot, resulting in root rot, inability to breathe normally, and inability to absorb nutrients, which can cause the leaves to turn yellow.

Solution: The amount of watering should be controlled in time, the soil can be loosened appropriately, and it should be placed in a ventilated place. Also reduce the amount of watering in normal times.

2. Increase watering:

Reason: If it is short of water or even dehydrated, it will affect the absorption of nutrients and cause the leaves to turn yellow and wilt.

Solution: You can water in small amounts at this time, and then water normally after recovery. When the air is dry, you can spray more water to increase the air humidity.

3. Reduce fertilization:

Reason: If too much fertilizer is applied, the ivy leaves will become thicker, turn yellow, or even fall off.

Solution: You should stop fertilizing at this time, and then increase the amount of watering to allow the fertilizer to flow out, or you can directly change the pot and rinse it clean.

4. Reduce light exposure:

Reason: If the summer sunlight is too strong, it can easily cause the leaves to turn yellow and rot.

Solution: When the sunlight is strong in summer, move it to a location with weak sunlight, cut off the yellow leaves, and then give it appropriate light so that it can gradually recover.