What to do if the leaves of trumpet creeper turn yellow

Repotting soon

If the leaves of the trumpet creeper turn yellow and fall off, it means that it has been repotted not long ago, or it is a newly purchased plant that is in the process of acclimatization. During this stage, the plant's environment suddenly changes and it is inevitable that it will not adapt. Leaf falling is a normal phenomenon. At this time, you need to pay attention to allow the trumpet creeper to pass through the seedling acclimatization period faster!

As a hardy plant , Trumpet Creeper should be placed in a cool, ventilated place to allow it to slowly grow. Pay attention to the condition of the soil surface and water it in time. Others like sunbathing. Avoid applying any top dressing and don’t do anything else, just grow the flowers in a rough manner. In about a week, the trumpet creeper will grow normally and only needs normal care after that.

Malnutrition

Trumpet creeper is very barren, but this does not mean that it does not need fertilizer. However, Trumpet Creeper does not like large amounts of fertilizer. Applying too much fertilizer will affect its flowering. In order to avoid affecting the flowering of Trumpet Creeper, many flower lovers rarely apply fertilizer. But the result is even more serious. Without fertilizer, the trumpet creeper will lack nutrients for its growth, which will not only affect its flowering but also cause large-scale leaf fall.

Therefore, when applying fertilizer, you should pay attention to the advice that you combine watering with fertilizing, and water the next day after fertilizing. This can not only speed up the absorption of fertilizer, but also avoid fertilizer damage caused by excessive fertilization.

Rain

Trumpet creeper originally grows outdoors, and many families also place it in the courtyard or open balcony for maintenance. In fact, it is similar to its original growing environment, and the nourishment of rain is more conducive to its growth. But one thing you may have overlooked is that the soil has changed. Most of the plants in households are potted. In a small space, they are exposed to rain and it is difficult for them to fully absorb the rain in a certain period of time, which will cause root rot and yellowing of leaves.

Although it is good to be exposed to rain, you should pay attention to the degree. Light rain can be tolerated appropriately, but when it rains heavily, it is better to move it to a place sheltered from the rain for maintenance. If you really want the trumpet vine to be watered by rain, you can use tools at home to collect rainwater and then water the flowers.