What causes flower leaves to dry up

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What causes flower leaves to dry up?

Dried-up flower leaves are mostly caused by improper care methods, such as not watering for a long time, overwatering, or excessive fertilizing. When a flower lacks water, it needs to be watered promptly; if the soil has been dry for a long time, the flower can be placed in a basin of water and soaked for about 10 minutes. If overwatered, water control should be applied promptly to drain out the excess water. If overfertilized, the flower should be taken out of the pot and repotted with fresh soil.

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What causes flower leaves to dry up

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