In the process of succulent plant maintenance, how to prevent succulent rotting ?

When we raise succulents, don't water them often, if there is too much water, it is easy to rot the roots, but also use soft soil, so that the air permeability is better, if there are rotten roots, we have to clean it up, so that it will not be infected and the whole will be broken.

Succulent rot is usually caused by too much watering, or the environment is too humid, so pay attention to the succulent planting environment, and do not water too much at ordinary times.

This plant does not have a particularly high water requirement, so we should not water it too much, wait until its soil is particularly dry before watering, and fertilize it.

Decay manifests itself in many ways, and by the time you find it, it's often too late. Always be wary of faded areas on plants, as well as soft, mushy stems and leaves.

Once there is a place on the succulent plant that fades and becomes soft and mushy is rotten, it must be cut off immediately, and the knives and hands must be disinfected before and after so as not to infect other plants, and the fungal ** stain should be sprayed with fungicide, and the wound must be completely dry before entering the soil.

Canopy rot: rot inside the plant, causing the plant to fall;

Stem rot (mainly Euphorbiaceae): that is, the stem is rotten, usually at the base of the stem;

Speckled stem rot: caused by orange stink bugs;

Fungal rot: brown, watery stains on the plant;

Apricot rot: occurs on the branches.

Black rot: usually occurs after infection with cotton aphid or root meal.

Always keep utensils clean and sterile when handling rotten plants, and always wash your hands carefully before touching other plants.

Crown decay: Cut off the infected part with a sharp knife and stuff the wound with crushed charcoal and sulfur, which should be completely dry.

Neck Rot: Cut off the rotten parts and treat the rest as cuttings. Remember to wait until the wound is completely dry before entering the soil.

Fungal decay: cut off the damaged part with a clean knife and cover it with sulfur. Spray the plants with a mixture of benzelat and mancozeb.

Black Rot: Cut off the infected part with a clean knife, spray with benzolite, and cover with sulfur.

If you don't have the above-mentioned drugs, you can also make do with some commonly used disinfection and sterilization drugs. The most important thing is to cut off the rotten parts, then put the plant in a ventilated place, wait for the wound to dry and heal, and once removed, the tenacious personality of the succulent plant will generally survive, except for some of the more difficult varieties to cultivate.

What to do with succulent rot? There are many types of decay, which are briefly introduced as follows: 1) Crown decay:

The inside of the plant decays, causing the plant to fall; 2) Stem rot: that is, stem rot, which usually appears at the base of the stem; 3) Fungal decay: brown and watery spots appear on plants; 4) Apricot rot disease:

occurs on tree branches; 5) Black rot: It often occurs after the infection of cotton aphid or root powder. Handling of decaying succulents1) Keep utensils clean and sterile when handling decaying plants, and wash hands carefully before touching other plants.

2) Crown decay: The infected site is cut off with a sharp knife, and crushed charcoal and sulfur are inserted into the wound. The wound should be completely dry.

3) Neck rot: Cut off the rotten part and dispose of the rest as a branch. Remember to wait until the wound is completely dry before burying it.

4) Fungal decay: Cut off the broken part with a clean knife and cover it with sulfur. Spray the plants with a mixed solvent of phenyl ether and mancozeb.

5) Black rot: Cut off the infected area with a clean knife, spray phentolamine, and cover with sulfur. If the above drugs are not available, some commonly used disinfectant and sterilization drugs can be used.

The most important thing is to cut off the rotten parts and put the plants in a ventilated place and wait for the wound to dry and heal. As long as they are cut off, succulents generally survive by virtue of their tenacious personalities, except for some hard-to-grow varieties. Most succulents grow in desert climates and adapt to extremely arid growth environments, so you can't overwater, and the soil should be thoroughly dried between watering.

Another reason for decay is the impermeability of the soil medium, especially the succulents of the Rotaceae family. It is important to use a drain medium to ensure that water does not accumulate in the stem for more than a few minutes.

When cultivating succulents, be careful not to overwater, otherwise too much soil moisture will easily cause fungal infections and lead to root rot. In addition, do not apply fertilizer too often, and maintain the permeability of the soil.

Watering moderately, don't water too much; Leave a small hole in the bottom of the pot to allow the water to flow out; Loosen the soil regularly and let it bask in the sun occasionally to prevent the soil from becoming too wet.

When we cultivate succulents, we must choose a dry place, not a humid place, if it is in a wet place, it will rot easily and will not grow easily.

When planting succulents, if you encounter leaf rot, we should find the right problem and deal with it calmly.

First of all, it is a banquet and a very drought-tolerant plant, and the amount of watering should be strictly controlled. Most of the causes of rot are due to too much watering, which causes pests and diseases to develop too quickly. Total rot caused by root decay.

First of all, it is necessary to prevent insects from biting the shed and it. Don't water too much, it doesn't need much water. Its flower pot must be selected with good ventilation.

In normal times, we have to disinfect him, Yuanyu to prevent her Sun Xuan from being infected with some bacteria, and then properly water him when he is in Pingju Kaiyan, after all, this plant is still very easy to feed.

Succulents like light, so the light should be sufficient when maintaining, watering to keep dry and wet, try not to water the leaves when watering, to prevent leaf burns, for nutrition to be controlled according to the growth, a small amount of multiple ** nutrition, do a good job of not wasting and not missing.

Control water and increase light time in time. Because succulents are plants that prefer arid environments, if they are overwatered, they will cause plants to grow, and it is also a plant that likes full sunlight, and if it is not enough light, it will also cause plants to grow.

In the process of raising flowers, such as the maintenance of pothos, spider plant, junzi orchid and other plants, many flower friends often forget to water the flowers, or water the pots at a high frequency, resulting in rotten roots of the plant. Succulents can get enough sun every day (except for summer noon), usually watering should not be too much, too much watering, not only long, but also make the roots waterlogged, resulting in rotten roots.

It's either improper fertilization or too much moisture, try watering less.

The succulent water is black rot, why is that? What should I do? It's so practical.