The Happiness Tree, loved for its unique leaf shape and branches, may be confusing to many plant lovers when it is found that its leaves are bubbling with oil. This article will delve into the reasons for the oil in the leaves of the Tree of Happiness, as well as how to deal with it, and unveil the mystery of this Tree of Happiness for you.
The Happiness Tree, also known as the Hanging Bell Ficus, is a popular choice for indoor greenery with its unique overhanging leaves and lush branches. However, there are times when oil droplets are observed popping up on the leaves, a phenomenon that has sparked a lot of concern and curiosity.
Overwatering:The Happiness Tree prefers a moist environment, but if it is overwatered, the soil can cause damage to the roots, which in turn can cause the leaves to oil.
Over-fertilization:Excessive fertilizer can cause root burns, making the leaves of the Happy Tree react abnormally and make it possible for oil to bubble.
The temperature is too high:The Happiness Tree is sensitive to temperature, and too high an indoor temperature may lead to increased water evaporation and a concentration of oil on the surface of the leaves.
Adjust the amount of watering:Pay attention to the soil moisture, water reasonably, and avoid water accumulation.
Proper fertilization:Follow the season and ratio of fertilization and do not overfertilize.
Moderate shading:During the hot season, provide moderate shade for the Happy Tree and lower the temperature.
Every leaf is a part of the life of the Happy Tree, and the oil from the leaves may be a signal from the plant to ask for help. With proper care and care, we can help the Tree of Happiness return to its natural balance and continue to radiate happy greenery in our homes. Let's compose a song of harmony with the Tree of Happiness.