The leaves of Monstera deliciosa wilt in winter. Mix it with water, dilute it and spray it on the leaves, and they will turn green in a few days!

In the process of cultivating Monstera, some yellow leaves and wilting often appear, which will greatly affect the appearance of the Monstera itself. Therefore, if such problems occur in Monstera, we cannot leave it alone. We must deal with it in time so that the Monstera can recover faster. Well, today I’m going to talk to you about how to deal with the problem when the leaves of lucky bamboo become wilted and yellow?

When encountering this kind of problem, we don't need to worry, just prepare some potassium dihydrogen phosphate. Dilute potassium dihydrogen phosphate with clean water and use it to water the plants, or spray it on the surface of the Monstera with a spray bottle. In just a few days, the leaves of Monstera will regain their vitality and become shiny and glossy! This potassium dihydrogen phosphate is a high-phosphorus potassium fertilizer. When used on Monstera, it can well supplement the potassium in the body and also has the effect of promoting growth.

Monstera often wilts in winter. In order to avoid the leaves from wilting and affecting its appearance in winter, we should feed the Monstera in advance before winter comes. Only when the Monstera itself is not lacking in nutrients will it avoid the phenomenon of yellow leaves and wilting. In addition to fertilizing the Monstera in autumn, we should not take it lightly in its daily maintenance.

In daily care, you should pay attention to providing Monstera with more light so that it can carry out photosynthesis better and the leaves can become greener and grow healthier. In terms of fertilization, Huahua thinks that adding more nitrogen fertilizer to Monstera on a daily basis can promote its growth and allow the roots to better absorb nutrients to avoid problems caused by insufficient nutrients.

Monstera is relatively easy to grow because it is suitable for growing in cool places, which makes it easier to grow. Don't worry if the branches and leaves wilt, just use fertilizer such as potassium dihydrogen phosphate. No matter who is growing flowers, there will definitely be problems in the process, as long as everyone treats it positively! I wonder if Huahua has solved everyone’s problems?