What to do if the leaves of asparagus fern turn yellow

1. Increase watering

Reason: Not watering asparagus fern for a long time will cause the plant to lack water. Once it lacks water, a series of physiological reactions including respiration will not be able to proceed normally, resulting in yellow leaves.

Solution: Give it some water, and then water it according to the scientific method.

2. Reduce watering

Reason: Too much water was given to the asparagus fern, causing water to accumulate in the soil, damaging its roots, making it difficult to absorb nutrients, causing the leaves to lack nutrients and turn yellow.

Solution: Loosen the soil of asparagus fern, then raise the flowerpot and place it in a ventilated place to let the soil dry. After that, water the plant at the right time and in the right amount, and don't water it too much at one time.

3. Change the soil

Reason: Asparagus fern needs to absorb nutrients from the soil to grow. If it is not repotted for too long, all the nutrients in the soil will be absorbed by it. Without sufficient nutrient supply, its leaves will turn yellow.

Solution: Replace the asparagus fern with new, nutrient-rich soil.

4. Reduce light

Reason: The light intensity is very high in midsummer. If asparagus fern is exposed to the sun for a long time at this time, it will be sunburned due to the exposure to the sun and its leaves will begin to turn yellow.

Solution: Move the asparagus fern indoors for maintenance and keep it out of direct sunlight.