What causes the tips of Golden Diamond (Philodendron 'Golden Diamond') leaves to dry out?
1. Improper watering
1. Cause: Golden Diamond (Philodendron 'Golden Diamond') likes moisture but cannot tolerate waterlogging. If you water too little, the watering will not achieve its effect; if you water too much, it easily causes water to accumulate in the potting soil. Both of these situations will cause its leaf tips to dry out.
2. Solution: Watering should follow this rule: water only after the soil moisture has completely dried out; if it has not dried out, do not water. Under normal circumstances, water every other day in summer, and once or twice a week in winter is enough.
2. Unsuitable soil
1. Cause: Golden Diamond (Philodendron 'Golden Diamond') is suited to growing in acidic soil. If the soil is alkaline hard soil, its leaf tips will dry out.
2. Solution: To turn alkaline soil into acidic soil, you can drip a few drops of rice vinegar into the soil, or you can water the soil with fermented rice-washing water. Both of these can turn alkaline soil into acidic soil.
3. Strong sunlight
1. Cause: Golden Diamond (Philodendron 'Golden Diamond') likes warmth but cannot tolerate strong light. Too strong sunlight will cause its leaf tips to dry out.
2. Solution: When giving Golden Diamond (Philodendron 'Golden Diamond') light, if the sunlight is too strong, you should help it shade. In winter, the sunshine is short and the sunlight is not strong, so you can give it all-day sunlight.
4. Unreasonable fertilizing
1. Cause: During Golden Diamond's (Philodendron 'Golden Diamond') growing period, if the nutrients in the soil are insufficient, it easily causes the leaf tips to dry out.
2. Solution: During its growing period, add animal manure to its soil to increase nutrients, so that it will not lack nutrition.