What to do about yellow leaves on plants? A light spray can solve it

Many flower lovers enjoy keeping a few pots of azaleas, gardenias, jasmine and the like at home. These are among the more popular varieties of flowering plants, with high ornamental value, and keeping them at home is simply a beautiful sight.

However, in the process of caring for these flowers there is always a major problem. These types of flowers all prefer acidic soil, but since soil in the north is mostly alkaline, it is not very suitable for the growth of azaleas, gardenias and other flowers, causing them to frequently develop yellow leaves.

To avoid this situation, the editor has prepared three very effective homemade sprays for everyone. With a light spray on your home flowers, azaleas, gardenias, jasmine and the like are guaranteed never to get yellow leaves again.

Ferrous sulfate solution

1. Prepare some ferrous sulfate fertilizer granules, then mix them evenly with clean water at a ratio of 1:200;

2. Then spray the ferrous sulfate solution on the surface of the flower soil. Ferrous sulfate can improve the pH of the soil and is beneficial to the growth of acid-loving flowers;

3. Alternatively, mix ferrous sulfate granules with clean water at a ratio of 1:500, then spray it directly on the surface of the plant's leaves;

4. Ferrous sulfate also contains plenty of iron, which can improve the plant's growth condition and speed up the flower's metabolism;

5. Pay attention to the frequency of spraying the ferrous sulfate solution. During the growing period, it is best not to use this solution more than twice a week.

Vinegar solution

1. Vinegar can be said to be a relatively beneficial solution for acid-loving flowers. It can not only improve the pH of the soil, but also promote the plant's absorption of iron and enhance the flowers' disease resistance;

2. Mix vinegar and clean water at a ratio of 1:300, then spray it on the surface of the flowers. This can serve as foliar feeding and enhance the plant's resistance;

3. You can also mix vinegar and clean water at a ratio of 1:200, then spray it on the soil surface to improve the pH of the soil;

4. Note that when using this method, do not use expired vinegar or vinegar with added salt. Ordinary qualified vinegar is fine.

Homemade solution

1. Besides the above two methods, you can also fully ferment fruit peels containing fruit acids, such as citrus peel, pomelo peel and the like, then dilute with water and water the plants to improve the pH of the soil;

2. Wash the citrus peel, pomelo peel and the like clean, then put them into a container and pour some clean water into the container, just enough to cover the fruit peel;

3. Then place the container in a spot with direct sunlight and let it receive strong light. After about two to three weeks, when the color of the water in the container changes noticeably, it means fermentation was successful;

4. Then mix the successfully fermented solution with clean water at a ratio of 1:4 and spray it on the soil surface;

5. The frequency is just once or twice a week. This method can not only improve the pH of the soil, but also increase the soil's fertility.

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