What to do if the leaves of torch flower turn yellow

The yellowing of torch flower leaves is caused by insufficient light

Insufficient light will cause the leaves of the torch flower to turn yellow. Because the torch flower actually prefers an environment with sufficient light, it needs to be kept in sufficient light when it is cultivated. Do not place it in a hidden place for a long time, which will cause its leaves to turn yellow.

Therefore, when growing torch flowers, you must meet its light needs. You can provide shade but not excessively.

The yellowing of torch flower leaves is caused by poor aeration of the potting soil

When growing torch flowers, if the potting soil used has poor air permeability, or the soil is sticky and alkaline, it will easily cause the soil to become compacted, causing poor root growth. If the roots do not grow well, the plant will naturally easily have problems and its leaves may turn yellow.

Therefore, when growing torch flowers, be sure to choose loose and breathable soil, pay attention to good drainage, and do not use clay soil.

The yellowing of torch flower leaves is caused by other reasons

The yellowing of the leaves of the torch flower may actually be caused by lack of fertilizer or water accumulation in the pot. If there is a lack of fertilizer, the torch flower will not get enough nutrients for its growth, which will cause it to show many adverse growth reactions, including yellowing of leaves. Excessive watering or poor drainage will cause water to accumulate in the pot of the torch flower, which will cause its leaves to turn yellow.

Therefore, when cultivating torch flowers, watering and fertilizing must meet its needs, so that it can grow well and avoid yellowing leaves.