If you don t water for 4 months, will the succulents die?

No. Succulents are very drought tolerant, and even if they are not watered for 4 months, they will not die, but will wilt.

Succulents die, they just can be drought tolerant with less watering, but not completely without water.

This should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. If it is raised outdoors, it will be exposed to the wind and rain all day long, and the plant itself has adapted to this environment, and there will be rain from nature without watering for four months, so there is no need to worry that the succulent will die due to lack of water. If it is cultivated indoors, succulents are not easy to die without watering for four months under the condition of ensuring good ventilation and sufficient light.

However, it should be noted that it should never be raised in the open in the summer. Because of the heavy rainfall in the summer, and the sun exposure after the heavy rain, this climate can easily cause plant death.

Succulents do not die without watering for three months, and the organs of succulents are able to store a large amount of water for the plant to grow. In the state of lack of water, the plant is not easy to die, but it will affect the normal growth of the leaves, which will make the leaves dull in color and dry and wrinkled. During the curing period, the potting soil needs to be watered in the right amount to keep the potting soil moist.

Succulents, also known as succulent plants, have succulent organs such as leaves, stems, and roots, and have the ability to store water and nutrients. The vitality of the plant is vigorous, the drought tolerance is very strong, generally not watered within 2 to 3 months, the plant is not easy to die, but the leaves may appear to dry up and wither, which will reduce the ornamental nature of the plant.

Succulents are drought tolerant and not waterlogged, so during the maintenance period, they should be watered appropriately to give the plants sufficient water. Spring and autumn are the peak growth seasons for plants, and during the maintenance period, the plants can be watered after the soil has dried out, and the potting soil should be kept moist. During summer and winter, the amount of water needs to be controlled after the plants stop growing due to the influence of temperature.

Succulents need to have the right amount of water and plenty of light during their growth. The succulent leaves are thick, dark green or gray-green in color, and are easy to get out of state in a sunny environment. With sufficient light, the leaves will gradually become transparent, bright and bright, with red edges, which can enhance the ornamental nature of the plant.

Succulents are beautiful and small in appearance, beautiful flowers and leaves, and have high ornamental value, which is suitable for potted plants to be kept indoors, can beautify the environment, and can also purify the air. During the maintenance period, it is necessary to place the plants in a well-lit indoor location, open the windows frequently, and maintain indoor air circulation. During its growth, the plant is also sprayed to prevent pests and diseases.

If you don't water it for a month, it won't die, but it will have a big impact on its growth. However, the environment in which it grows will also determine whether it will die or not. If you don't water it during the month, and the environment is extreme, such as being exposed to the sun or rain, the succulent will definitely die.

On the contrary, if the environment is relatively suitable during this month, then it will be able to resist the past.

When watering, you should wait for the soil to become dry before proceeding, and although it is said that it cannot be left unwatered for a long time, there should be no stagnant water. During the growing season, you can water more and water the soil thoroughly. When watering in summer and winter, you should pay attention to the temperature of the water, and use room temperature water, and the water should not be too cold or too hot.

If you haven't watered the succulent for a while, when it comes to watering again, be careful not to water too much, but gradually increase the amount of watering, and then replenish it normally after it adapts.

First, succulent watering is also seasonal.

1. Succulents in spring in general.

Three or four times without watering can lead to its death, because spring is the growing season for succulents, and it is very believed that they need water to replenish their energy.

2. Succulents in summer are the most dangerous season of the year, and the summer is hot and the temperature is relatively large, and they should die if they don't water for about a month. In summer, the temperature is high, the water evaporates quickly, and summer is also the dormant period for succulents, so not watering for a long time will lead to its death.

3. Autumn is also the growth period of succulents, because succulents have just come from the dormant period, and if they are not watered for a long time, they will also cause it to die. In the fall, succulents are just waking up, usually slippery.

It is not possible to do without watering around February and March.

4. In winter, succulents basically won't grow because the weather is colder at this time. Water should also be watered as little as possible, the temperature is low in winter, and the water evaporates slowly, so try not to water during this period.

Second, what need to be paid attention to during the cultivation of succulents.

Succulents in the maintenance process, we should pay attention to the summer, in the high temperature environment can not be exposed to the sun, if it is not an open-raised hall succulent, try not to let it rain, if long-term rain will cause it leaves to turn into water, until death, summer succulents are also prone to black rot, but also easy to die. Therefore, we must pay attention to details in the maintenance process.

How long a succulent won't die without watering depends on two factors: one is the season and the other is the environment. Everyone knows that succulents are very drought tolerant, but not many people know the specific extent of drought tolerance!

If you don't consider the appearance of succulents, and only test their drought tolerance, they will be beyond the imagination of many people, and the data I personally measured is that they will not die if they are not watered for half a year, and the subject has not been scared?

Let me use the first example to speak: in the winter of the previous year, in order to make my fire festival red to the extreme, I didn't water it for a month, and after its leaves all turned pure Chinese red, I found that I didn't want to water it anymore, I was afraid that it would fade and turn green as soon as I watered it, so I dragged it on, and finally I didn't water it for 3 months, and I didn't rain once! Wait until the spring to see that its leaves are really wilting, then make up your mind to hydrate it, of course, in the end everyone guessed the result, as soon as the water is replenished, its leaves will turn green, no longer the previous style, but it is very healthy.

The second example: In order to clean the nursery pots last autumn, I pulled out all the flesh from my cuttings and stacked them under the canopy on the roof, giving them to whoever I wanted. Later, because there were too many, they were never delivered, and a small number of them were put from September last year to March this year, and they were not dead yet, but they became very ugly.

Because there was no direct sunlight for a long time, and there was no watering, they not only grew in vain, but also all lost weight into "bean sprouts", and in the end I was embarrassed to give them away, but just threw them in the trash!

From September to March this year, these succulents have really been boiled for more than half a year, and they have not died in a state of desoiling, so the subject asked, "Will the succulents die if they are not watered for two months?" It's just a trivial! Of course, if it's summer, because of the high temperature, the water evaporates quickly, and the succulent can't stay up for so long whether it's planted directly in the pot or out of the soil, I tried to completely cut off the water for about a month last summer, and then the succulent hung up directly because the root system died!

Therefore, in summer, the succulent will not be watered for two months, and except for the hanging area, other areas will basically not survive and will die.

Finally, let's talk about the Succulent placement environment. I didn't water the fire festival for 3 months before, there was sun, but the sun in winter is not hot, at most the sun is warm and dry, and last year, although the other succulents did not die for more than half a year, they were placed under the canopy on the roof where the sun did not shine directly, if they were placed in a sunny place, or even exposed to the scorching sun in summer, I believe they would be directly sunburned if they could not survive even a week! To sum up, the succulent does not die without watering for two months, it is not a big problem in autumn, winter and spring, if it is placed in a cool and ventilated place, it is safer, and in summer because the temperature is too high, the operability is very small, unless it is not concerned about the state has been placed in the air-conditioned room!