Will black tea grow new leaves after it falls off? What should I do if all the black tea leaves have fallen off?

Black Bone Tea, also known as Black Bone Tea, is a relatively precious bonsai plant. Black Bone Tea is not easy to bloom, and it requires skills to cultivate. The selling price in the market is generally high. So if you can grow black bone tea, it means you like it very much. It is normal for black bone tea to drop leaves, so will new leaves grow after the leaves fall?

Does black tea grow new leaves after falling leaves?

The growth habit of black tea is to grow in an environment with sufficient light and smooth ventilation. It is drought-tolerant but not moisture-tolerant. If you water it too much, the soil in the pot will be too moist, causing root rot and leaf fall. At this time, you should strengthen ventilation in time and wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering. New leaves will grow slowly.

If there is too much dust on the surface of black bone tea leaves, it will affect the photosynthesis of the plant and hinder air exchange, causing the leaves to fall. You should clean the dust on the leaves in time, wash the leaf surface, and new leaves will gradually grow.

In addition, pay attention to the water spraying of black tea. In summer, water should be sprayed in the morning and evening. The temperature difference at noon is too large, causing the leaves to fall. In winter, the water temperature is too low in the natural environment, which often causes damage to its leaves. Wait until the water temperature is about the same as the indoor temperature before spraying water.

In addition, black bone tea can grow new buds by removing the old leaves.

(1) Remove all the old leaves. After about 20 days, new buds will sprout on the branches.

2) Apply fertilizer before picking buds, and allow sufficient sunlight and vigorous growth to improve the leaf regeneration ability!

How to first aid when all the black tea leaves have fallen off

Black tea has a characteristic, that is, if the trunk is injured, its leaves will fall off, the trunk will wither, and when it is serious, the whole tree may die. Therefore, the seedlings should be handled in time, first pull them up, rinse the soil with water, soak them in potassium permanganate solution for about ten minutes, soak them in rooting powder solution for a while, and finally replant them with mature soil, and ensure that the soil is moist, so that the withered black tea will have a chance to come back to life.

Rooting powder is a plant growth regulator, mainly composed of indoleacetic acid and sodium naphthylacetate. It promotes the differentiation of plant root cells, promotes the growth and development of roots, and makes the roots of plants larger and stronger, with more root hairs. At the same time, by strengthening and regulating the content of endogenous hormones and the activity of important enzymes in plants, it promotes the synthesis of biomacromolecules, induces the morphogenesis of adventitious roots or adventitious buds in plants, and regulates the metabolic intensity of plants, so as to achieve the purpose of improving the survival rate of seedlings and afforestation, crop yield, quality and resistance. At present, it is commonly used in gardening cuttings and seedlings.

Black Bone Tea Cultivation Techniques

1. Light: The light should be sufficient and placed in a place where it can see the sun. This is conducive to the smooth progress of photosynthesis. Pay attention to ventilation.

2. Watering. Watering is very particular. You should water the plants thoroughly when the soil is dry or wet.

3. Fertilization. Apply a small amount at the beginning and gradually increase it as the plant grows. At the same time, the concentration should not be too high.

4. Proper pruning. Proper pruning in spring can reduce nutrient consumption and maintain a good ornamental shape.