Help, my coffee plant has got yellow leaves!

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• Help, my coffee plant has got yellow leaves!
• Possible causes of yellow leaves in the coffee plant:
• Tips

Yellow leaves can be the result of nutrient deficiency or excess

Help, my coffee plant has got yellow leaves!

With yellow leaves, the otherwise decorative coffee plant is no longer a feast for the eyes. The cause of leaf discoloration is usually not quite correct care, but there you can quickly find a remedy and save your plant.

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But you have to think a little bit about that. Did you fertilize your coffee plant lately? How often and how much did you water? Both too little and too much water can damage the coffee plant. Waterlogging causes the roots to rot, so the plant can no longer be sufficiently supplied with nutrients. If it is not fertilized enough, there are the same problems.

Possible causes of yellow leaves in the coffee plant:

Tips

If only a few leaves get discolored in the winter before they fall off, then this is not a big deal, your coffee plant will certainly be drifting out again in the spring.