When a plant that is supposed to be green becomes yellow, then it's usually a sign that something is wrong with it.
For example, if you notice your green pea plant becoming yellow and dry. then it's time to find the issue and fix it.
Here are a few tips on what you should do.
Check the Soil
Yellowing may happen if the soil lacks important nutrients.
Make sure the soil has enough fertilizer, especially one with nitrogen, which is crucial for plant growth.
Watering
Ensure that you are watering your pea plants appropriately.
Too much or too little water can cause yellowing. The soil should be consistently moist but not waterlogged.
Sunlight
Pea plants love sunlight. Make sure they are getting enough sunlight each day.
Lack of sunlight can lead to yellowing leaves.
Pest Check
Sometimes, pests like aphids or mites can cause plants to turn yellow.
Inspect your plants for any signs of pests and take appropriate measures to get rid of them.
Disease Control
Diseases can also be a reason for yellowing.
If you notice any signs of plant diseases, consider using appropriate fungicides or treatments.
Pruning
Trim away any yellow leaves or parts of the plant. This helps the plant direct its energy to healthier parts.
Support for Climbing Varieties
If you have climbing pea varieties, ensure they have proper support.
Sometimes, the yellowing can be due to the plants not getting the support they need.
Previously, we talked about growing a peach tree from a pit.
