What to do when Aglaia odorata doesn't grow leaves? Apply nitrogen fertilizer and increase temperature for care
If Aglaia odorata doesn't grow leaves, it may be suppressed by temperature. At this time, the temperature can be kept between 25°C and 30°C, daily light duration must not be less than 8 hours, and diffused light and soft light must be used. In spring, apply nitrogen fertilizer once every half month; entering June, phosphorus fertilizer can be applied. Water reasonably and keep the soil moist, which can promote the sprouting of new leaves.
Remedial methods for Aglaia odorata not growing leaves: 1. Increase temperature for care
What should be done in daily life when Aglaia odorata doesn't grow leaves? It may be limited by temperature. Aglaia odorata likes to grow in a warm environment. If the temperature is too low, it will inhibit the plant's growth, so it is best to maintain the temperature between 25°C and 30°C, which can promote the plant to sprout new leaves.
2. Supplement light
Only when Aglaia odorata absorbs sufficient light will it sprout new leaves. If the light is insufficient, or if the light duration is excessive, it will cause the plant to grow leggy, but it still will not grow new leaves. At this time, it needs to be placed in an environment with good light, maintaining 8 hours of light per day.
3. Apply nitrogen fertilizer
In spring, nitrogen fertilizer can be applied once every half month. When entering June, the plant should have the nitrogen fertilizer replaced with phosphorus fertilizer, and the fertilization time is the same, applying once every half month. After fertilizing, wet it with water, which can promote the growth of new leaves.
4. Water reasonably
Unreasonable watering will also inhibit leaf growth. Each time you water, you can decide according to the size of the plant. Before flowering, you can use sprinkling to supplement water to the plant. In summer, water once a day in the early morning or evening, maintaining a moist environment to promote the sprouting of new leaves.