Don't Panic If Your Money Tree Has Root Rot and Yellow Leaves: Add 1 Thing When Caring for It, and Its Leaves Will Be Glossy Green with New Shoots Pushing Up Constantly

The money tree has an auspicious meaning, and when people move into a new home they want a good omen of bringing in wealth and treasure, so it has always been deeply loved by all kinds of people. But many flower lovers always get yellow leaves and root rot when growing money trees, and just looking at them makes them unhappy. Actually, growing a money tree is very simple. As long as you do the following points well, the money tree can grow thick, plump green leaves, lush branches and leaves, and constantly bursting side buds, and its wealth luck will be very good too.

1. Soil selection. The biggest difference between potted plants and ground-planted plants is the soil. Potted plants can only absorb most of their nutrients through the soil, so you must pay attention to soil mixing. The money tree likes slightly acidic humus soil. If you do not know how to use soil and mix it with alkaline soil, then yellow leaves and root rot on the money tree are not surprising. Generally, you can use peat soil with a little river sand soil, then bury a layer of fermented fruit peels, add some granular soil for breathability, and it is basically OK.

2. Does it need fertilizing? Aside from the nutrients plants absorb from the soil being limited, if you want them to grow glossy green, you must regularly topdress them later, and the money tree also likes fertilizer. Fertilizer must not be given carelessly. It is best to choose organic fertilizer. Using chemical fertilizer will cause the soil to compact, affect root growth, and prevent it from growing large.

During the money tree's growing season, use Huadongde organic nutrient solution and give it once about every 15 days. You can either spray the leaves or water the roots. With long-term use, the money tree will not only have lush branches and leaves and constant side buds, but its disease resistance will also be enhanced, which can lay a good foundation for overwintering. However, note that when the temperature is above 35°C, there is temporarily no need to fertilize, as the plant enters dormancy.

3. How to water? In many people's impression, do they think the money tree basically does not need watering? Indeed, the money tree is relatively drought-tolerant, because its leaves are very thick and can store a large amount of water, so you only need to keep the potting soil slightly moist. You can also use a flower and plant detector to help check soil moisture. Insert it into the soil and you can observe data changes. For beginners growing flowers, it is really convenient.

4. Does it need sunlight? Many people's money trees are placed in a corner of the room and rarely get sunlight, no wonder they do not grow tall. The money tree likes light. Basking in the sun can promote photosynthesis, make the leaves grow glossy green, and enhance the plant's disease resistance. But sun exposure also has its rules. The midday sun cannot be direct, while before 9 a.m. and after 5 p.m. you can let it bask freely.

Is your money tree doing well? If you think there are still small care details to note, welcome to leave a message below. Let us all work together so that there are no difficult flowers to grow in the world.