The Happiness Tree (also known as the Happiness Bamboo) is a perennial green, fresh and lovely plant that is loved both indoors and outdoors. However, during the summer heat, the trunk of the Happy Tree may wilt and the leaves fade. In response to this situation, there are ways to help you save the Happiness Tree and give it a new lease of life during the summer months.
First of all, it is necessary to conduct a careful examination of the health of the happiness tree. Observe the condition of the trunk and leaves, if you notice that the leaves are wilting, drying, or fading, and the trunk is softening, blackening, or showing signs of decay, it may mean that the tree is adversely affected by heat or humidity.
In the summer hot weather, in order to save the withering situation of the happy tree, you can consider adjusting the indoor and outdoor environmental conditions. Try to place the Happiness Tree in a well-lit place that does not get direct sunlight and avoid exposure to the sun. Maintaining moderate humidity is also key, either by spraying water regularly with a sprayer to increase the humidity of the air, or by placing a water pot near the plant to increase the ambient humidity.
If you find that parts of the trunk or leaves are severely damaged or rotten, you can help the tree regain health by pruning and pruning. Trim off the damaged part with a clean, sharp tool to ensure that the wound is flat and avoid infection or spread. At the same time, reducing the number of leaves in the tree helps to reduce the pressure on the tree and improve the survival rate.
In the hot and dry weather of summer, the Happiness Tree needs more water to maintain growth and recovery. However, overwatering can also lead to root disease and rot, so it is important to know the right amount of watering to keep the soil moist but not too wet. When it comes to fertilization, choose the appropriate fertilizer and follow the instructions, but also avoid overloading the trees with excessive fertilization.
By carefully inspecting, adjusting the environment, pruning and proper water and fertilizer management, you can help the Happiness Tree survive the summer months of wilting and bring it back to life, bringing more greenery to your home or office.