Why are the leaves of Chiyoda pine turning yellow?

The reason why the leaves of Chiyoda pine turn yellow

Sunburn: Chiyoda pine is a light-loving plant and can be maintained in full sun. Of course this does not mean that it can withstand exposure to the sun.

In the hot summer, proper shading is needed to ensure that the leaves are in mild light to prevent burns. After being burned, the leaves turn yellow and become a bit wrinkled like burned skin, which is unsightly.

Lack of water: In spring and autumn, the Chiyoda pine only needs to be watered once a month, but if the air is very dry, the water evaporates quickly, the leaves will be very insufficient and will turn yellow.

What to do if the leaves of Chiyoda pine turn yellow

Shade: The burned Chiyoda pine should be protected from direct sunlight and provided with appropriate shade.

Watering: According to the local environment, if the water evaporates quickly, the watering interval can be shortened appropriately to prevent the leaves from turning yellow due to lack of water.

Pruning: Prune the yellow leaves. As long as the cut yellow leaves are full, they can be used for leaf cuttings. A blessing in disguise!