The room linden tree, which comes from South Africa, is considered to be quite easy to care for and grows well, but should only be transported carefully so that its leaves do not break off. Incorrect care can result in leaf discoloration or loss of leaves.
What causes yellow leaves on a linden tree?
Yellow leaves on a linden tree can be caused by too little watering, a lack of nutrients or too low humidity. To solve the problem, the plant should be sufficiently watered, fertilized and possibly provided with a humidifier.
The leaves usually turn yellow if the linden tree has not been watered enough or has received too few nutrients. In this case, you should water and/or fertilize immediately to save the plant. Maybe the humidity in the room is very low, then set up a humidifier (€49.00 on Amazon) or spray your linden tree. This also protects against diseases and pest infestation.
Some reasons for yellow leaves on the linden tree:
- watered too little
- Nutrient Deficiency
- possibly too low humidity
Tip
To prevent your linden tree from getting yellow or brown leaves in the first place, make sure the plant is watered and fertilized adequately.
