Dwarf umbrella tree and money tree were nearly killed by Mom, then Dad brought them back to life with leaves greener than a palm and longer than a hand

Dad really loves growing flowers. Many of the potted plants at home, under Dad's care, all grew very lush and green. 3 months ago he went away and left them for Mom to look after, and the result was either root rot or yellow leaves. Later, when Dad came back, he simply dealt with them, and now they are full of life again!

For the dwarf umbrella tree and money tree with large areas of yellow leaves, he cut off all the branches and leaves, leaving only one bare stem. At first I worried whether they could grow back, and figured they definitely would not survive.

It happened to be the May Day holiday, and when I came back I found that the dwarf umbrella tree and money tree had not only grown leaves, but were growing especially vigorously. It really was beyond my expectations! As shown in the picture:

So for green plants with yellow leaves, as long as there is no root rot, when there are large areas of yellow leaves you can cut off the yellowed branches and leaves, and seal the cut with wax. Because growth is slow, you need to be patient enough.

This dwarf umbrella tree and money tree had actually been damaged by cold during the Chinese New Year, which caused the yellow leaves, but the roots were not damaged and were intact. It took 3 months of waiting for them to grow this green and lush!

For green plants whose branches and leaves have been cut off, they also need to be cared for in a place with plenty of light and good ventilation. And to speed up growth, you can also add some nutrient solution when watering, which can speed up the growth of branches and leaves! And the money tree's leaves are green and beautiful, longer than a palm!

Have you fellow flower lovers ever encountered this situation?

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