Why are the leaves of the golden twig turning yellow?

Improper maintenance of the golden lily causes the leaves to turn yellow

Too little light

The intensity of light is one of the factors that affect the leaf color of the Aglaonema plant. The Oleander plant itself has a strong adaptability to light and can adapt to semi-shaded environments, and can also grow under full sunlight. However, it should be noted that when the light is strong, the leaves of the Aglaonema will be lighter in color, fading from green to yellow, while in a semi-shaded environment, the leaves of the Aglaonema will be darker green.

Therefore, in order to prevent the leaves of the Aglaonema plant from turning yellow, the light intensity should be maintained at an appropriate level, preferably in semi-shade. Except for the winter when the Aglaonema needs to be given full sun, it is best to keep it in semi-shade for the rest of the time. If it is a variegated variety, it is best to keep the light bright.

Strong light exposure

Strong sunlight exposure is the reason why the leaves of the Aglaonema turn yellow. Because the light is too strong, it will damage the leaves of the Aglaonema, causing them to wither and turn yellow, and in severe cases, they will fall off.

You can cut off the yellow leaves of the Aglaonema plant and then place it in a semi-shaded place for maintenance.

Why are there yellow spots on the leaves of the golden plate of star anise?

In addition to yellowing leaves, sometimes the Aglaonema will also develop yellow spots on the leaves. The leaves, including the petioles and the stems of the plants, will have yellow or yellowish-brown spots. This is mostly because the Aglaonema has diseases such as anthracnose. As a result, yellow spots appear on the leaves, which continue to expand and even cause the leaves to twist.

If the yellow spots on the Aglaonema are caused by diseases and insect pests, you need to analyze the specific condition and take preventive measures.