Reasons for and solutions to leaf drop in the Money Tree
1. Reduce light
1. Cause: The Money Tree is very afraid of scorching sun. If it is kept in an environment with overly strong sunlight for a long time, especially in summer, it will easily scorch the leaves and cause them to drop.
2. Solution: At this point you need to place it in a shady spot or a place with diffused light for care, and after a period of time the leaves will soon return to a verdant green. At the same time, in spring, autumn and winter you can let it enjoy light for a long time.
2. Reduce watering
1. Cause: It is very afraid of an overly moist environment. If you water it too much while growing it, water will easily accumulate in the pot, and if the roots stay soaked in it, root rot will occur, affecting the transport of nutrients and ultimately causing it to drop its leaves.
2. Solution: If it is caused by too much watering, you need to check whether the roots have rotted. If they have, you need to promptly cut off the rotten roots, then replace half of the soil, and afterwards control the amount of watering, preferably watering once every half a month, so that the leaves can grow normally.
3. Increase air humidity
1. Cause: Although the Money Tree does not like overly moist places, if the air is too dry, it will also cause it to drop its leaves.
2. Solution: The Money Tree likes places with high air humidity, with 85% being the optimal humidity, so that it can meet its water needs.
4. Raise the temperature
1. Cause: It likes a slightly warm environment and is very afraid of the cold. If it is kept in a low-temperature environment for a long time, especially in winter, frost damage easily occurs, and at that point it will begin to drop its leaves.
2. Solution: You need to raise the temperature appropriately, and in winter you also need to take certain measures to keep it warm, so that it can grow normally.