What to do when yew leaves turn yellow and dry? Grow them this way for vigorous growth

Yew, also known as Guanyin yew, prefers a warm and humid environment, has fairly strong cold tolerance, and does not tolerate strong sunlight. When caring for it, you should still pay more attention to the habits of yew and care for it according to its habits.

1. Choose soil suitable for yew growth

Yew likes soil rich in organic matter and with good air permeability. You can also use soil mixed with plant ash and nutrient soil to grow yew. Be sure to use soil with good air permeability to avoid water accumulation in the pot causing root rot.

2. Do not let yew receive direct sunlight

Yew likes a shady environment, so when planting yew we should pay attention to its lighting. Do not place yew directly in the sun for direct exposure. Be sure to shade yew and let it receive scattered light. If placed in direct sunlight, it may cause the branches and leaves of yew to dehydrate, the leaves to dry up, and it may even fail to survive.

3. Water yew appropriately

When watering yew, note that during its growing period it needs more water, so during this period you should water yew a little more. Especially in summer, it should be watered about once every 3-5 days. When yew enters dormancy, reduce the amount of watering.

4. Transplanting and repotting yew

When planting yew, because by this time the yew may have grown fairly large and its root system may already have filled the entire pot, you should repot the yew about once a year. Only in this way can the yew grow faster and more comfortably. After repotting, water the yew promptly so its root system can quickly recover and grow.