Little mage, what s the matter with the leaves being all spots?

The little mage I just bought, what's the matter with the leaves being all spots? It is relatively normal for the hairdresser seedlings that have just been received one by one to have such spots on the back of the leaves. Because nurseries or merchants are mailing this succulent.

, especially succulent flowers like mages. In order to prevent the plants from rotting during the mail, it is also convenient for mailing, and it is easy to handle when packing. Therefore, before mailing and packing, it is necessary to go through a long period of water control and drying.

The specific operation method when drying is to take the plant out of the pot, shake off most of the soil, and then tie the root part of the plant with a small rope or cloth strip, and hang it upside down in a place with scattered light and good ventilation for scattering and drying first. The purpose is to make the branches and leaves of the plant appear slightly dehydrated, so that the branches and leaves are relatively soft, and in the process of packaging and mailing, it is not easy to break the leaves and branches, resulting in the loss of plant shape. The mage plant itself is rarely diseased, as long as proper light and good ventilation are ensured, the mage plant will grow healthily.

In the process of drying the plants, since the mage's plants are hung upside down to dry, some spots or even withered yellow leaves will appear on some of the leaves at the bottom of the plant. None of these symptoms matter. As long as the plant is planted according to the normal planting method, the leaves and branches will soon be refreshed after the plant receives water.

The speckled or yellowed leaves will fade naturally, and the shape of the plant will be very beautiful.

So why do nurseries or merchants hang the mage's plants upside down to dry? Why not lay flat on the ground or something else to dry? This is because when hung upside down to dry, the leaves and branches of the plant will naturally droop when they become soft, and they will not appear to bend to one side or be flat on one side.

Plants that hang up and hang down naturally to dry will be in a more beautiful state after planting and potting, and the branches of the plants will not appear to be bent to one side or downward. The main purpose of drying the plants is to make the packaging and transportation more convenient, not easy to damage the plants, and not easy to rot during transportation. Leaf spots like this can be left alone, left to fall off on their own, or sprayed twice with potassium permanganate.

Or carbendazim.

solution, which plays a role in preventing other diseases.

Master long spots are very common, the cause of the spots is mostly the spots formed by high temperature exposure, in addition, leaf spot and rust spot will also cause leaf spots, leaf spot and rust spot are mostly caused by bacterial and fungal infections, if there is a fungicide at home, it can be used on the leaves to sterilize.

First of all, brush the spots with a brush or brush cotton swab, if you can brush it off, it is a pest, just go to a plant store or market to buy insecticide. If you can't brush it off, it is a bacterial disease, you can try spraying germ-type drugs first, if it doesn't work, then just change a pot for him, and the soil should also be replaced, remember to follow the instructions to get it, and generally sell flowers where you can buy them. This is a succulent mage leaf.

In this case, we may have encountered an insect infestation, and we need to remove these speckled leaves and spray pesticides.

Black rot, mainly the stem is the first to suffer, from the lower part of the plant to the upper part of the plant, its decay forms are many, generally relatively hidden, so in the rainy season and in places with high humidity and poor ventilation, be sure to carefully observe your own succulents.

When some of the leaves are yellow, faded and black, and some of them are mildew and soft, you should be careful of black rot. It is usually caused by too much watering or too much humidity, so it is important to have ventilation at all times.

If some leaves are found to be suddenly blackened and covered with a layer of black mold, it may be "coal stain disease", because it may cause the whole plant to turn black and rot, if found, it is necessary to remove the diseased leaves in time, and strengthen ventilation is the key. At the same time, it is necessary to do a good job of insect control and spray some fungicides.

There are also some inexplicable leaf drops, the stem or the root of the leaf is black, or it has not yet turned black, but the leaf falls off with a slight touch. This is also a phenomenon of fungal infection. Think about whether you haven't been well ventilated or watered too often lately.

This situation is very easy to happen in summer, and the planting material must be selected with good air permeability.

Judging from the **, your mage pole looks crystal clear, and it is a fast-growing seedling cultivated in a greenhouse under sufficient fertilizer and water, which is what everyone often says"Water piles"。In addition, the weather has been hot recently, and the mage leaves are thin and full of moisture, so they have been stuffy in the hot and warm environment, and it is recommended that the chain be moved to a cool and ventilated place to serve the basin, and the situation should be improved.

There is a skill in choosing a mage and a little old pile!

Mage is a very easy to breed variety, generally using cuttings to propagate, the growth rate in spring and autumn is relatively fast, and the seedlings that have been cultivated for 2 years are basically already hand-bouqueted! In addition to buying old piles, the chopped branches are actually very easy to survive, and they are more affordable. If you have a certain gardening foundation, you can consider starting with a leaf disc or branching that has been chopped off.

Friends who directly start with the old pile recommend choosing smooth branches, high degree of woodiness, dense growth of leaves on the branches, emerald green branches, scattered leaves such as feather dusters are not the real meaning of the old pile, spent ** money, it is not easy to control the shape and spend summer.

What's the deal with the mage leaves you just bought with spots all over them?

In addition to the black rot caused by the water pile, it is also more common in sunspots after high temperature exposure, and leaf spot and rust spot will also cause leaf spots. Leaf spot and embroidery spot are basically related to fungal and bacterial infection, and those who have fungicides at home can be controlled with some fungicides, such as chlorothalonil, methyl tobuzin, mancozeb, streptomycin and other more commonly used fungicides.

Mages have the characteristics of dormancy in summer and intolerance to severe cold in winter, and the main growth period is in the spring and autumn, so it is recommended that you avoid the scorching heat and cold seasons to start mage succulents. Although the appearance of the mage is beautiful, some varieties have peculiar smells, and friends who are clean or sensitive to peculiar smells need to choose carefully! At the same time, novices should start with the old pile, and it is best to ask friends around you who understand it for reference, so as not to be fooled.

After all, spending the least amount of money and getting the best succulent is the original intention of raising flowers!

<>1. The light is too strong: The mage will have black spots on the leaves after being burned by the strong light, and he needs to move it to the scattered light.

2. Improper watering: Do not sprinkle water on the leaves of the plant to avoid rotting.

3. Excessive fertilization: Slow-release fertilizer and rotted liquid fertilizer need to be applied during the growth period. Punch the air to infect the disease: Cut off the mage's infected leaves and spray carbendazim.

1. The light is too strong: The mage will have black spots on the leaves after being burned by strong light, and it needs to be moved to the scattered light.

2. Improper watering: Do not sprinkle water on the leaves of the plant to avoid rotting.

3. Excessive fertilization: Slow-release fertilizer and rotted liquid fertilizer need to be applied during the growth period. Infectious Disease: Cut off the mage's infected leaves and spray carbendazim.

Leaves are normal growth phenomenon, I put it in the high light environment will be, low light environment dao is not.

No matter how warped inside, but it will be green. Appearance.

About cuttings, I personally think it is better to do it in late autumn, it is a summer hibernation type of plant, spring cuttings are afraid that the root system is not well developed to spend the summer, the black method of summer light pole, I am more afraid that the root system does not grow well will have a greater impact.

As for the amount of height cut, it all depends on what you personally think, don't cut 1 cm or something.

The question of whether to sun or not to sun, how many days can only be said that you don't understand why you want to sun, you are more harsh on the problem, I like it, but I hope that such people should have a thirst for knowledge instead of reading from the book.

It is usually said that the sun is used to allow the wound to heal and avoid bacterial infection that can cause microorganisms to multiply and cause decay. So it all depends on the situation.

If you want to take root, it still depends on your temperature and other conditions. I don't think it's fast for it to take root, but don't worry too much, as long as the whole root doesn't shrink away, you can continue to raise it, there will be surprises.

Regarding the branching, observe for yourself the ** of the black law where you were frozen to death, the answer is already there. The experience of self-discovery is truly your own.