Don't Throw Away a Ping'an Tree with Yellowing Leaves Just Yet - Do This to Quickly Restore Its Vitality

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The Ping'an tree (Cinnamomum kotoense) symbolizes beautiful wishes such as praying for peace, family happiness, and everything going well. Many flower enthusiasts choose to place one at home, but the Ping'an trees that many enthusiasts grow always have yellowing leaves that fall off. A Ping'an tree that was lush with branches and leaves when first brought home soon becomes thin-branched with a single trunk, half-dead and barely alive, which is really frustrating. In this situation, many enthusiasts may choose to throw it away, but actually there is no need for that - it can still be saved. You just need to perform a small operation and it can be revived in no time. Let's take a look!

1. Move the entire Ping'an tree to a bright and well-ventilated place, preferably a yard where it is not exposed to direct sunlight;

2. Use scissors to give the Ping'an tree a relatively clean haircut - specifically, cut off branches 10-15 cm from each fork; check the cut branches and cut off any blackened and dead branches entirely and destroy them;

3. Use 50% carbendazim wettable powder at 600 times dilution, spraying alternately once every 10 days, for 3 to 4 consecutive times.

4. Control the water amount, insist on not watering until dry, and just keep the potting soil moist;