What to do when a rubber plant keeps dropping leaves? Do these 3 things right with watering and it will grow more and more vigorously

The rubber plant is small in size, with thick leaf stalks and lush green, thick and broad leaves. Many friends have encountered the situation where their beloved rubber plant keeps losing its leaves.

In fact, it is very simple to solve this problem, just follow the three points below. The first point is to reduce watering and fertilizing. In the sweltering summer, too much watering or fertilizing will cause water to accumulate in the pot, causing the plant's roots to rot.

Afterwards, the leaves will turn yellow and drop. We can cut off the rotten parts of the roots until white sap flows out, and after drying, apply a disinfectant and medicine similar to plant ash.

If the plant also has wounds on top, apply the medicine there too before continuing to repot. The second point is that air humidity should be increased. Air that is too dry will cause insufficient water in the pot, making it dehydrated and lose its balance.

We can spray the leaves with water every morning and evening, and observe the condition of the soil in time, watering promptly. The water temperature for watering should be close to room temperature, and that is enough.

The third point is to strengthen air circulation. Fresh, flowing air can help carry away harmful gases and prevent leaves from turning yellow and dropping, so opening windows in time for ventilation is also very important. Well, that is all for today's sharing. Thank you everyone for watching!