Can lilac flowers be exposed to the sun? Will lilac flowers exposed to the sun cause yellow leaves?

1. Can I get some sun?

Lilac is a plant that loves sunlight. Of course, it can bask in the sun, but only sufficient sunlight can facilitate its growth. Therefore, it is best planted in a well-lit place. Although it can tolerate partial shade, its growth and flowering cannot be separated from sunlight.

Different seasons have different requirements for light. Spring and autumn are the growth period. They can be placed outdoors, on the balcony or in a sunny place indoors to fully expose them to sunlight to promote rapid growth. The light is relatively strong in the summer, so you can block part of the sunlight and only expose the leaves and flowers to scattered light to prevent direct sunlight from burning the leaves and flowers. In winter, the sunlight outside is not strong and the sunshine time is shorter. You can put it directly in the sun. Exposure to sunlight can also raise the temperature and prevent frostbite.

2. Will sun exposure cause yellow leaves?

Generally speaking, sun exposure will not cause yellow leaves. If the light is too strong, the leaves may be burned and turn yellow. Cut off the yellow leaves, move them to a cool place and spray them with water appropriately to promote recovery as soon as possible. The yellowing of lilac leaves is not only due to light, but also due to improper water and fertilizer, unsuitable temperature, or infection by pests and diseases.