Golden Edge Chlorophytum leaves turn yellow

Fertilization

When the amount of fertilizer exceeds the range that the plants can bear, it may cause damage to the roots of the flowers, which will be manifested in the potting soil, that is, the leaves of the flowers will turn yellow and lose their luster.

Solution: Stop fertilizing immediately and water abundantly. If the situation is serious, it is recommended to replace all the soil directly, including the soil around the roots, but do not damage the root system.

Nutrition

The above mentioned that excessive fertilization will cause yellow leaves. Similarly, if the amount of fertilizer is too small, the fertilizer is unevenly distributed, the nutrients are not supplied, or the nutrients are lost too much, the plant will not get any nutrients and the leaves will turn yellow.

Solution: Combine fertilization with watering. The soil can be relatively fertile sandy soil, and some alum fertilizer water can be applied appropriately.

Sunlight

If the plant is grown in a dim light environment for a long time, its leaves will gradually turn yellow.

Solution: If you cannot change the position of the plant, at least move it to a sunny place for a few hours every day, but be careful to shade it and prevent direct sunlight. Morning and evening sunlight are most suitable; or move it directly to a place with brighter light.

Breathable and water-permeable

If the roots grow in stagnant water or in overly moist soil for a long time, the plant will not be able to breathe, causing its leaves to turn yellow.

Solution: When watering, pay attention to the water seepage and ensure that the soil in the pot is evenly watered.