What should I do if the leaves of the potted plants have all fallen off? What is the reason for the yellowing leaves of the bonsai?

Many people plant some flowers and plants on their balconies or in some spare places at home. On the one hand, it can heal the mood, and on the other hand, it can green the environment. Sometimes you will encounter falling leaves, which is normal. So what if all the leaves fall off?

What to do if the leaves of potted plants fall off

1. Many potted plants are deciduous shrubs, deciduous trees and deciduous plants. In autumn and winter, as the temperature drops, they will lose their leaves. At first, the leaves may turn yellow and then fall off gradually, but the branches and roots are very healthy, energetic and moist.

For example, ginkgo, hydrangea, potted figs, and sometimes roses and honeysuckle will drop some leaves in winter, but it doesn't matter. As long as you don't disturb it in winter and don't freeze it, it will sprout new leaves in the spring when the temperature rises and the weather gets better. This is a very normal and natural growth and metabolism process, so don't worry too much.

2. Abnormal leaf falling, for example, a large number of leaves suddenly turn yellow and fall off during the growing season, or even all the leaves fall off, which means that there is a problem in maintenance.

At this time, you need to observe what is going on with the potted plants. Is it caused by long-term lack of light, being placed in an unventilated and dark place indoors, low temperature, overwatering, waterlogging in the potting soil leading to root rot and yellowing leaves and falling leaves, or overfertilization, or long-term drought?

Find out the reason. If the branches are still alive, they may be able to return to normal.

Why are the leaves of bonsai turning yellow?

Generally speaking, factors such as alkaline soil, lack of water, excessive sunlight, excessive fertilizer burning the roots, excessive water rotting the roots, and overly poor soil can cause yellow leaves.

1. If the soil is alkaline, add ferrous sulfate. 2. If there is a lack of water, add water slowly. 3. If the sunlight is too strong, provide appropriate shade. 4. If there is too much fertilizer, wash the roots and change the soil. 5. If there is too much water, change the soil and cut off the rotten roots. 6. If the soil is too poor, add fertilizer slowly.

You have to find the specific cause yourself and prescribe the right medicine. I can only help you this much. I think the most likely possibility is iron deficiency. Try supplementing with ferrous sulfate.

What to do if bonsai flowers lose leaves

1. If it is a newly bought bonsai, it has a process of adapting to the new environment from the greenhouse to the home. Put it in a ventilated and semi-shaded place for a while. Some leaves will fall off, and it will be fine when new leaves grow.

2. The soil in the pot should not be too wet. Otherwise, if you water too much, the newly planted bonsai will not be able to absorb too much water, causing the leaves to fall off. Water thoroughly after it is completely dry.

3. Ventilation is especially important. Open the windows frequently for ventilation. High temperature and humidity will easily cause leaves to fall off. Also, check for insect pests and spray some tobacco water, etc.

4. Check whether the soil in the pot is compacted. If it is too compacted, airtight and barren, you need to change the soil.