Green plants at home will turn yellow after a period of time. Is there any good solution?

The yellowing of leaves may be due to the long-term lack of sunshine, the leaves are not fully illuminated, and plants cannot form chlorophyll, which leads to yellowing of leaves. We just need to move the plants to direct sunlight. Normal yellowing, most green plants themselves are seasonal, and will secrete lutein by themselves in autumn and winter or in specific seasons of plants, leading to yellowing of leaves. At this time, we can choose to pick off the yellow leaves or let them fall off naturally.

If the leaves turn yellow, we can control the water in time. Many friends often water flowers and plants. Once the pot soil is too wet for a long time and the communication between the soil and the air is not smooth, it will cause the soil to lack oxygen and make the roots of flowers and plants rot, so the leaves will turn yellow and fall off. If it is found that flowers and leaves turn yellow because of excessive watering, it is necessary to control watering and ventilate the basin soil in time to promote water evaporation. Fertilizing plants, when the soil where plants are planted is too barren, will lead to plants having no place to absorb nutrients, which will make plants malnourished, and at this time will also lead to leaves turning yellow. Potted soil should be fertilized in time, applying organic fertilizer 1~2 times a month, and then fertilizing regularly at the plant growth stage to avoid this phenomenon from happening again.

Plants are ventilated and transparent, or because the potted plants are too large, they are placed on the windowsill to keep out the sun, and some plants will be placed in the corner. Because the corner is too dark and humid, plants can't get sunlight for a long time, which will naturally turn flowers and leaves yellow. At this time, it is necessary to put the plants in a place with mild sunshine and receive light for about three hours every day before they can slowly return to normal.

Avoid strong sunlight. I believe everyone knows that plants need to bask in the sun often, but if the sun is too strong, the leaves will be browned, and the direct sunlight will produce yellow spots, and then the leaves of flowers will turn yellow. Therefore, when the sunlight is too strong, it is necessary to move the plants to the shade for cultivation to avoid the plants from being burned.