What to do if the leaves of hydroponic ginseng ficus turn yellow

The indoor environment of hydroponic ginseng ficus leads to

Hydroponic ginseng figs are mostly placed indoors for decoration. If there is insufficient light or shade, the leaves will turn yellow.

Because ginseng fig loves light, in this case it is necessary to move the ginseng fig to a ventilated and sunny place such as a balcony or windowsill, which is conducive to photosynthesis to create nutrients and reduce the appearance of yellow leaves.

Frequency of water change for hydroponic ginseng ficus

If the water in the pot of hydroponic ginseng fig is not changed for a long time or the water quality is poor, the water will become smelly and the leaves will turn yellow.

In this case, the frequency of water changes must be strictly controlled. In stages, it is best to change the water every other day in the first week, and pay attention to adding water stabilizers. Change the water every three days in the second week, and once a week in the third week and thereafter. If there is green algae in the water, you need to change the water frequently to prevent the plants from lacking oxygen. In addition, you need to pay attention to the fact that it is best to use pure water or water that has been exposed to the sun to grow the plants within one month, so as to improve the water quality.

Nutrient issues of hydroponic ginseng ficus

If the ginseng fig lacks nutrient solution for a long time, the leaves will turn yellow.

In this case, nutrient solution should be added every time the water is changed after one month of cultivation to provide the plants with sufficient nutrients and meet the water, fertilizer, air, heat and other factors required for the growth of hydroponic plants. At this time, you need to pay attention to the quality when choosing the nutrient solution.