Money tree leaves have turned completely yellow. Add a little fertilizer when watering and the leaves will never turn yellow again, growing bigger than your hand.

Hello everyone, today let's talk about the yellowing leaves problem of the money tree.

This large money tree is in very good condition right now. As you can see, the newly grown leaves are very large. This is the result of proper watering and fertilizing. I generally put a few slow-release fertilizer granules in the money tree's pot, so that each time I water, the fertilizer can seep into the pot, and the money tree naturally grows well.

Take a look at this small money tree. Its leaves have started to turn yellow. This is because it hasn't been taken care of for a long time. It lacks both fertilizer and iron. The leaves turn yellow first, then the yellowing gradually spreads across the entire leaf. In this case, you need to give it ferrous sulfate.

Ferrous sulfate can supplement iron for plants. Give it once a month to iron-deficient plants. Never overuse it, and be sure to use it at the maximum dilution ratio. Generally, the ratio for ferrous sulfate is 1:1000. Using it once every one to two months is enough.

As long as there is good ventilation and appropriate light exposure, the money tree grows very fast, and its leaves will get bigger and bigger.

Recently, a gardening friend said that the money tree at home has developed brown spots on its leaves.

This is a common problem in summer. The main cause is that you sprayed water on the money tree at noon, and then there was sunlight shining on the leaves. The light passed through the water droplets onto the leaves, causing leaf scorch. In summer, when watering or spraying the money tree, be sure to choose the evening or morning. Under good ventilation conditions, this won't happen.

When this kind of leaf spot disease occurs, you should cut off the old leaves with spots, because recovery is impossible. Any leaves with severe spots that affect the appearance must be cut off.

Caring for a money tree in summer is actually quite simple: light, ventilation, watering, and fertilizing. As long as you do these few things well, you will definitely be able to grow a money tree well.

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