Can succulent lignification take root, and how to deal with succulent lignification

Judging from the ** you provided, it is true that the roots have rotted, and this situation is not lignification, but a fungal infection caused by long-term failure to serve pots and improper maintenance.

The roots are unable to grow new roots, resulting in the plant not being able to continue growing. Although the plant still looks "normal", it is the plant that ensures its vitality through leaf depletion and initiation of the dormancy mechanism.

If left untreated and left in the potting soil, the fungal-infected stalks will continue to die and then gradually spread until the apex loses its leaves and becomes watery or the apex dies. As a result, the rhizome is no longer able to grow if it is buried in the soil, and the plant needs to be treated. Here's how:

First, cut off the necrotic stalk until it appears to be a normal-looking stalk color, such as green, sap, or normal tissue. Don't feel distressed at this time, and don't hesitate. Even the top part of the plant can survive by cuttings, otherwise it may be a slow wait for the plant to die.

**Look, the plant has more branches, in order to ensure the survival rate of cuttings, you can also cut 1-2 branches from the branches and use them for cuttings.

Secondly, simple disinfection and drying. with potassium permanganate.

Soak the roots or stems to sterilize and place in astigmatism.

Dry until the cut wound is dry and healed, and don't rush into the basin here.

The wound does not heal into the pot, and it may be infected by the fungus and continue to rot, unable to take root and survive.

Third, take root in pots. After drying the wound, it is implanted in soft and slightly damp potting soil, placed in a light and ventilated place, avoiding exposure to the sun, and waiting for it to take root. During the period, if the potting soil dries quickly, it can be poured until semi-permeable, and ventilation should be ensured after watering.

Maintain normally until it has taken root. Don't be anxious during this period, and often check to see if it has taken root.

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Succulents are more drought-tolerant, daily maintenance is better than dry, especially in summer, we should pay more attention to water control, the potting soil is too wet, it is easy to cause fungal reproduction, damage to the plant; In summer, the environment is stuffy, and it is necessary to ensure a ventilated environment.

It is also important to note that the succulents should be bought and potted in spring and autumn as much as possible. Start to change pots in summer, due to the high temperature in summer, the succulents are in a semi-dormant or dormant state, and it is not easy to take pots, and if they are not properly maintained, especially if they are mistaken for lack of water, frequent watering will cause root rot or fungal infection.

It can be rooted, but the longer the woody part, the more difficult it is to root it. It takes a long time to take root and germinate, and there is less water in it.

1. Liminification.

Lignification is due to the process of lignin deposition produced in the cells. The lignification of succulents can not only help succulents support their hypertrophy well, but also the elasticity of the lignified cell wall itself can be said to be very low, so the dry stem of succulents will not occur.

2. How to accelerate the lignification of succulents.

In this way, we first know that succulents are formed by the deposition of lignin in the cell wall. Then it can't be synthesized on its own, and it can't be transmitted elsewhere. Therefore, light is good to increase the lignification of the dried stems of succulents.

After <> succulent lignification, we can trim off the lignified parts, and be sure to trim them thoroughly. After the succulent pruning parts are dry, we can plant the remaining succulents into new soil, and if we want to avoid succulent lignification, we need to let them have enough light and apply water and fertilizer reasonably.

1. Prune.

Succulents are prone to various pests and diseases after lignification, so this phenomenon occurs, we can prune off the parts that have been lignified, be sure to prune them thoroughly, pay attention to the use of sterilized sharp scissors when pruning, and then dry the remaining plants in a ventilated place for about a day.

2. Replant.

After the succulent pruning part is dry, we prepare the fertile soil with loose air and good drainage, and then plant the succulent into the soil.

3. Preventive management.

If you want to avoid lignification of succulents, you need to take precautions every day, such as avoiding them to grow in a shady environment, otherwise the succulents will gradually grow, and then lignify, and avoid applying too much water and fertilizer. Curved slippery.