The succulent has been potted for 3 months, and the lower leaves have been wilting, but the new leav

It may be that there is too much watering every day, there is a lot of water in the pot, and the lower leaves are alcoholic, causing the leaves to become wilted.

Second, the temperature is too low to cause frostbite, frostbite can only occur in winter, once the leaves of the bergamot are found to be wrinkled in winter, the first thing to consider is the temperature problem, one is the influence of the ambient temperature, the other is the direction of the cold wind, both will cause frostbite of the plant leaves, if you want it to survive the winter safely, the temperature of the environment must be kept above 5 degrees, the friends in the north, please do not put it outside willfully, they can't withstand such a snowstorm, once the hand is frostbitten, it will wrinkle at the beginning, if they get into the hands, they will turn black and even die, if you find it easier to control when it is freezing, if you get to the later stage it is not possible, if it is not very serious, be sure to move to a warm place in time, the temperature above 10 degrees is the best, do not think that the higher the temperature, the faster it will recover, the higher the temperature will only allow the frostbitten leaves to rot.

The first point is that it is very likely that the soil in this pot is not right, in this case it will not grow very well, the second point is very likely that this pot exists, and the phenomenon of severe water shortage is very good, and the third point is that it is very likely that there is no fertilization, so the leaf will fall.

Succulents will be found to wilt and dry after planting, generally speaking, these phenomena are normal, just planted succulents, especially the leaves are relatively thin, often have to consume some leaves in the outer ring before they can start normal growth.

Sometimes there will be a situation where the outer part of the leaves will turn into water, just take it off (more ventilation, the potting soil should not be too wet, especially if the leaves are in contact with the soil).

The leaves under the succulent plant are all wilted, which should be a symptom of rotten roots and wilted leaves caused by overwatering.

Succulents usually watering to see the potting soil, when the potting soil has a whitish feeling or a sense of cracks can be watered, there is a sense of dampness not watering, so that watering after drying is conducive to the growth of the root system, watering too wet is easy to cause root rot, resulting in rotten root death. When watering too wet causes the leaf wilting of succulents, the potting soil can be properly loosened, which is conducive to the loosening of the potting soil, which is conducive to the recovery and growth of the root system, and is not easy to bask in the sun recently to prevent dehydration and death, and is placed in a sunny and ventilated place indoors to help restore growth. It is not easy to be too wet when watering in the future, and it is not easy to have the problem of rotten roots after watering after drying.

Normal metabolism, sometimes the lack of water will slowly dry up.

It is generally a normal consumption, generally a few leaves will shrink at a time, fall off the normal metabolism, and sometimes the lack of water will slowly dry up.

The normal phenomenon is that some people are watered too much.

It is generally a normal consumption, and generally a few leaves will shrank and fall off at a time.

Consumed naturally, there is a possibility in the hair roots.

For succulents, this phenomenon may occur due to the fact that the light is too strong, the potting soil is short of water for a long time, the root system is damaged, the root neck is rotten, and the root neck is automatically repaired after being bitten by insects and the scar is automatically repaired, resulting in poor water delivery.

For succulents, this phenomenon may occur due to the fact that the light is too strong, the potting soil is short of water for a long time, the root system is damaged, the root neck is rotten, and the root neck is automatically repaired after being bitten by insects and the scar is automatically repaired, resulting in poor water delivery. The solution is to take the flowers out of the pot, look at the roots, if they are rotten, cut off the rotten places, cool them in a cool place, and plant them back.

Watering needs to be considered in conjunction with your planting environment. In general, though, the climate is dry in the north and slightly better in the south. In the north, it is best to choose plastic, ceramic pots, and slightly water-retaining soil ratio.

This will not make you water the succulent frequently, and never water it every 2 or 3 days. Secondly, the amount of watering should be adjusted according to the season, sedum spring and autumn is the growing season, and it is watered thoroughly. In the summer, the north is constantly watered, and the north continues to water on the balcony, and the water needs to be controlled in winter.

When planting back, look at what the soil is, if it is humus, or sandy soil with a lot of components, plant it back directly, if it is according to loess or black soil, it is best to add some sandy soil, and plant it back. When you press the potting soil with your fingers, you feel that the potting soil is hard and loses its elasticity, and the moisture in this soil is too low. Or twist your fingers on the potting soil, see if the soil is dry, and then water.

If you like moisture, tear an old newspaper and press it into the pot with your finger, and take it out after a few seconds, if the paper is not wet in contact with the potting soil, it means that the potting soil is too dry.

Succulents refer to higher plants with hypertrophic plant vegetative organs, usually with three vegetative organs: roots, stems, and leaves, and three reproductive organs: flowers, fruits, and seeds. In horticulture, it is also known as succulent plants or succulent flowers, but the name succulent is most commonly used. There are more than 10,000 species of succulents in the world, and all of them belong to higher plants.

Later, the scar will be automatically repaired and the water delivery will be poor.

From the point of view, it should be the phenomenon of rotten leaves caused by excessive watering and over-leaf potting soil.

Treatment: Cut off two rotten leaves and remove the potting soil that is higher than the leaves.

After watering do not be too diligent, too frequent watering is easy to cause the pot soil to be too wet to produce rotten roots after the phenomenon of rotten leaves, watering to see the pot topsoil, when the topsoil has a whitish feeling or a sense of cracks to water through, there is a sense of dampness dripping water is not watered, so that watering after drying is conducive to the normal growth of succulent plants. When watering, you can not water to the top down, so it is easy to cause water to accumulate in the leaf axils, and after a long time of water accumulation, the leaf axils will rot and rot the leaves, and they should be poured from the surface of the pot from the outside to the inside. When there is standing water in the leaf axils, blot it dry with a cloth or cotton.

After treatment, the rotten leaves can be sprayed with 800 times of liquid Duoyinling for disease prevention.

If it's the bottom two or three leaves, that's fine! is a normal metabolic effect.

Look at the bottom of the leaf to see if it has turned into water or withered.

If it is watered, you have to change your watering habits, because it is easy to rot roots when stagnant water.

If it is wilted, it is not a big problem, because the newly bought succulents are generally shipped from soil and bare roots. Therefore, succulents are in an abnormal growth state, and before adapting to the new environment, they mainly rely on consuming old leaves to supplement their own nutritional needs, so they will accelerate the withering of old leaves.

If there is nothing wrong with the environment, it is normal, and it is being served and wilts naturally.

The succulent leaves at the bottom are soft, indicating that the succulent metabolism is a normal manifestation. If the soil is dry for a long time, the succulent leaves will be soft and need to be watered in time. If the soil is waterlogged for a long time, the succulent leaves will become soft and need to be pruned with rotten roots and repotted.

If the succulent is exposed to sudden high temperatures, the succulent leaves will become soft, and the brightening should be gradual. If the succulent is in the slow potting stage, the succulent leaves will be soft, and the succulent will recover when the pot is served.

1. Proper shading.

Succulents are light-loving plants, but they are not tolerant of strong light, so in the summer, be sure to pay attention to shade. If the plant is exposed to the sun, the leaves are prone to softening, in which case it is necessary to immediately put it in semi-shade, maintain good ventilation, and stop watering. Wait for the plants to slowly resume growth, and then see the light appropriately.

2. Increase the temperature.

Succulents are usually not tolerant to low temperatures, and in winter they are easily exposed to freezing, and their leaves become soft after frostbite. For the soft leaves caused by low temperatures, it is necessary to move them to a warm place and slowly increase the ambient temperature, so that the plants will slowly recover. It should be noted that it should not be put in a place that is too hot immediately, as the high temperature difference will easily affect its survival.

3. Reduce watering.

Succulents do not have a high need for water, and if they are watered too much, the roots will not breathe well, which will also cause the leaves to soften. In this case, put the plants in a well-ventilated place, loosen the soil at regular intervals, and turn out the wet soil inside to accelerate the evaporation of water. Also, reduce watering to avoid the potting soil being too wet.

Fourth, depotting**.

Leaves that are soft are usually due to root problems, so prompt depotting checks are required. Take the succulent out of the pot and put it in clean water, let the roots soak in water, wash off the soil on it, and check for black rot. If there is rot, cut off the rotten roots, spray carbendazim for disinfection, and then replace them with dry fresh soil and replant them.

Depending on the degree of wilting, all plants will have dead leaves, a small amount of dead leaves is normal, but if there are many dead leaves, you have to think of a way to call the shed, it is not enough sunlight, or the water is too bent and celery, or it is sick and infected with germs, if you are sick, at this time, you must change the buried soil, spray antibacterial drugs, pay attention not to drench too much water, so as not to rot the roots with too much water.