Jade Bonsai Losing Leaves

A few months of overwatering will lead to root rot only visible in the tree losing strength and dropping its leaves.

Jade bonsai losing leaves. If the soil is kept too wet the plant will get root rot and the leaves will fall off. Last but not least pests or disease can make the leaves of your bonsai rapidly fall off. While your jade plant is growing it will drop the older leaves. Check out the label of the fertilizer that you are using and do your research according to the type of bonsai tree you are growing.

So let the soil dry slightly before you water it. In any of these cases wrong fertilization might be to blame for your bonsai losing leaves. Too much water makes the roots of the plant vulnerable to rotting and the damp soil will make the leaves turn yellow and start falling off at an exponential rate. 1 hour 6 minutes ago 61022 i bought this jade bonsai 3 months ago and she seemed to be doing well i placed her in front of of a west facing window i only watered when her soil was dry and now she is shedding most of her leaves.

5 pests or disease. This type of plant requires a very stable temperature range. Commonly known as a houseplant jade bonsai is a succulent plant with fleshy branches and shiny rounded leaves. Overwatering is a common reason when the indoor bonsai is planted in poor soil that retains too much water.

The leaves have the ability to store water. You should water only when the soil gets slightly dry and once the tree does better repot it in better soil. They don t ask for more when it comes to water though it thrives successfully in bright light with minimal exposure to direct sunlight. Check you soil and make sure it isn t too wet.