How to save the succulent when it is about to die, and what to do with the succulent when it is dyin

Since the succulent leaves can be propagated by cuttings, if the succulent is dead, its leaves can be used for cuttings. First of all, you need to prepare a fluffy and breathable sandy soil, and then lay its leaves flat on top of the soil. Secondly, before putting the leaves, you also need to wet the soil, and then maintain the whole pot in a cool and ventilated place to wait for it to take root.

Finally, after the leaves have grown small shoots and roots, gently cover them with soil.

Don't be afraid of fleshy and rotten roots, a simple 4-step "first aid method" can save life even if it is all rotten!

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<>1. Trim the roots, if the succulent we maintain is because the roots are rotting and they are about to die. We need to depot the succulents, then prune the rotten roots, disinfect the root wounds and dry them, and then repot them.

2. Chop off the head, if the situation of succulent rotten roots is very serious, it has spread to the stalks. We need to decapitate the succulents and then re-propagate them by cuttings, which can also save the succulents.

3. Leaf cuttings, if the decay of succulents is very serious, basically the whole plant has been rotten. At this time, we can only select some healthy leaves with empty skin, and then rush to the leaf cuttings.

The succulent wilted and revived as follows:

1. Excessive watering leads to root rot.

Many people who raise this plant for the first time do not know that succulents do not need to be added frequently, and if water is added frequently, it will lead to too much water, and then accumulate in the roots, which is easy to cause root rot. Succulent root rot is actually very good remedy, as long as you use a clean knife to clean the rotten roots, and then apply some bactericidal drugs on the wound, and then replant them back into the pot, so that they can grow again, but pay attention to the fact that you can not water too much water in the future, and you can continue to add water until the stagnant water in the pot is fully absorbed and dried.

2. Lack of water leads to leaf wilting.

If succulents are not watered for a long time, it is easy to cause leaf wilting and wrinkles due to lack of water, and in severe cases, it will also affect the growth of roots. This situation is also very common, generally speaking, as long as they are placed in a ventilated and sunny environment, continue to resume watering, while paying attention to keeping the roots clean, and then replace them with clean soil, they can automatically recover, but in the future, pay attention to the number of times you add water, and continue to add water when the soil needs to be dry.

3. Lack of light.

Many people like to put succulents directly on their desks, because of the lack of sunlight indoors, if they lack light for a long time, their dead leaves will wither and become inflamed. In this case, in fact, as long as the succulents are actually placed in a sunny place, but be careful not to expose to the sun, and also do a good job of shading, so that the withered succulents can grow again.

4. Frost.

If you notice that the leaves of a succulent plant are hydrated and frostbitten, and the plant becomes very brittle, and the leaves become transparent, it is likely that they have frostbite. Succulents after frostbite are also very simple, as long as they are in a suitable place in time, the temperature is usually above 10, and at the same time cut off the leaves that have been frostbitten and necrotic, pay attention to the number of times you add water, you can make them recover again.

5. Sunburn.

Many people react: In summer, succulents are very easy to wither, in fact, this is also due to sunburn caused by sunburn. At this time, as long as you pay attention to the environment where the leaves are located should be ventilated, and at the same time, you should not be exposed to the sun, you should dispose of the sunburned leaves in time, and apply carbendazim to the wound for disinfection and sterilization, so that the succulents can grow again.

Prune in time, after the succulent appears wilted, it is necessary to prune off the severely wilted leaves and roots in time, disinfect the wound and then replant; Repotting cultivation, you can mix humus, sand and vermiculite to make a new cultivation substrate, and then place the soil into the soil; Ventilation and ventilation, after changing pots, the succulent should be placed in a ventilated environment for maintenance, and then transferred to a bright place for maintenance after 1 week.

1. Prune in time.

If you want to revive the wilted succulents, you can use sterilized sharp scissors to prune off all the severely dry leaves to avoid the aggravation of wilting. In addition, it is necessary to prune off the blackened and rotten root system. After pruning, the wound should be sprayed with carbendazim solution for sterilization and disinfection.

2. Soil change cultivation.

If you want the wilted succulent to regrow as soon as possible, you can replant it with new soil. It can be mixed with humus, sand and vermiculite to make a new cultivation medium, and the soil can be sterilized and disinfected to kill the eggs and bacteria in the soil, and then the succulent can be replanted into the soil and watered thoroughly to make the root system and soil tightly combined.

3. Ventilation.

After the repotting is completed, the succulent should be placed in a ventilated environment for maintenance to reduce the breeding of germs and adapt the succulent to the new growth environment as soon as possible. After a week of slow potting, it can be transferred to a brightly lit environment for maintenance, and 5 hours of light per day are given to promote photosynthesis of the plants.

4. Block strong light.

Succulent leaves wilt, most of the time may be caused by strong sunlight. Succulents have a greater demand for light during the growth period, but are not tolerant to strong light exposure, so when the light is too strong in summer, the succulents need to be transferred to a ventilated and cool astigmatism place for maintenance to avoid strong light burning the leaves.

1. Mild frostbite.

Some leaves of succulents show signs of frostbite, the obvious feature is that the leaves appear signs of hydration and shrinkage, become transparent, or even ash, like this is only part of the leaves frostbite, as long as the next maintenance environment does not tend to 0 (preferably 10 +) Succulents survive there is no problem, frostbitten leaves can not recover, sooner or later deflated and shrunk down.

2. Severe frostbite.

Most of the leaves of the whole succulent plant and even the stems have traces of frostbite, obvious hydration and shrinkage, becoming transparent or even gray and blackened, like this situation is more complicated, if only the leaves appear frostbite traces and the stems are not transparent and blackened, then the succulents are placed in a 10+, bright and slightly ventilated environment for about a week, do not water during the period, remove the obvious frostbite leaves, and make a little observation, if there is no trend of hydration, you can generally continue to survive strongly.

If the stem shows signs of hyalification and softening, cut off the frostbitten stem (be sure to cut it clean, it will spread all the way if it is not removed), apply carbendazim to the wound, and then place it for observation, and wait for a period of time before cutting. If part of the stem already shows signs of frostbite in the first place, remove the frostbitten part and repeat the above steps.

3. Frozen to death.

If the entire leaves of the succulent plant are severely frostbitten and even the stems are hydrated, then it will have to rest in peace.

In addition, succulents have frostbite, and there is another situation, that is, friends in the north can't control their hands, and at minus 120 degrees Celsius, they still pan for meat. Generally speaking, in the case of minus a few degrees, as long as the seller wraps the meat with a few more circles of cloth and a few more newspapers, the parts around the carton that will be breathable are sticky with tape, and frostbite is not likely to occur; At minus ten degrees, place the succulent in a foam incubator, and then repeat the above steps, generally there will not be much problem; minus 20 degrees. Then keep your hands on it.

In short, once a succulent plant has frostbite, the result is irreversible, so the best thing to do is not to let the succulent plant develop frostbite. It's not hard not to put succulents in an environment of around 0.

1. Pruning: If you want to save the wilted succulents, you must cut off the wilted leaves and rotten roots of the plant. 2. Soil exchange:

Transplant the succulent soil into loose, breathable sandy loam. 3. Ventilation: Place the succulent in a ventilated environment for maintenance.

4. Water control: Succulents are not resistant to moisture and need to be watered every half month.

1. Pruning

After the succulent wilts, it needs to be pruned, you can prepare a pair of sharp scissors that have been sterilized to cut off all the wilted leaves of the plant to prevent it from rotting, and cut off the succulent rotten and blackened root system, and then spray carbendazim on its fracture for disinfection.

2. Replace the soil

If you want to save the wilted succulents, you need to replace the potting soil for them, you can use humus soil, sand and vermiculite to mix them into a cultivation substrate, and then autoclave the soil to eliminate the germs, and then plant the succulents into the soil, and water them once to make the succulent roots closely integrated with the soil.

3. Ventilation.

After changing the soil for the succulent, it needs to be moved to a ventilated environment for maintenance, reducing the probability of infection of the plant, so that the succulent can quickly adapt to the environment, and after waiting for a week, the succulent can be placed in a bright place, so that it can receive no less than 5 hours of light per day to promote the photosynthesis of the plant.

4. Control watering

Succulents will wilt in the case of excessive watering, when breeding succulents, you need to control the frequency of watering, you can water once every half a month, keep the soil slightly dry, and when watering the succulents, you can not sprinkle water on the center of the leaves of the plant, to avoid the plant water and blackening.