Can a succulent freeze to death, and can a succulent leaf survive if it freezes?

Succulents can be divided into three types according to the degree of frostbite, mild frostbite, severe frostbite, and freezing to death.

Succulents show signs of frostbite on their leaves, which are clearly characterized by signs of hydration on the leaves, becoming transparent or even ashed, but some of the leaves are frostbitten.

In this case, the freeze is not more than 24 hours, as long as the maintenance temperature is not below zero, there is no problem for succulents to survive, and the maintenance temperature can be increased slowly and appropriately.

Succulent frostbite, there are 3 conditions, and the first 2 can be saved.

The first picture is basically hopeless, and I can only use the dead horse as a live horse doctor, and look at it after a while.

The last two visual inspections are okay, the water content of the leaves of the lotus palm genus is less, so it will be better, and then observe it.

Whether the succulent freezes to death depends on the situation, if the succulent has frostbite on the root, then it cannot be saved. If the leaves are frostbitten, they can be pruned off and replanted. When maintaining succulents in winter, it is necessary to control the temperature at about 10, give a certain amount of light, and reduce the amount of watering, so that the soil can be kept slightly dry, so that it can survive the winter smoothly.

Whether the fleshy freezes to death or can be saved depends on the situation.

Whether the fleshy freezes to death or can be saved depends on the situation. If the entire succulent root is frostbitten and the leaves wilt, there is no way to save it. If the succulent roots are frostbitten, but the leaves or stems are not, they can be saved.

The sturdy parts can be trimmed off and re-propagated after drying.

Methods of maintaining succulents in winter.

Succulents have poor cold tolerance, and the temperature needs to be controlled after winter, and the growth environment needs to be kept at about 10, and the minimum should not be less than 5. If there is heating in the room, keep it away from the heating to avoid being burned by the heat.

Succulents are a light-loving plant, and when you maintain succulents in winter, you can place them in a bright place to let them bask in the sun. Receiving proper light can increase the temperature of the succulent, allowing it to survive the winter smoothly, and also increase the aesthetics of the succulent.

When maintaining succulents in winter, it is also necessary to control the amount of watering, and in the low temperature environment of winter, the succulents enter a dormant state, at this time, the water needs to be strictly controlled, and if the soil is not dry, there is no need to water. Do not water thoroughly, and keep the soil dry so that the succulents can survive the winter.

When the ambient temperature is lower than 0, the succulent is likely to be frozen to death, when breeding succulents in winter, it is best to place them in a sunny place, and the maintenance of succulents in the northern region needs to keep the indoor temperature above 10, or put the plants in a foam box to keep warm.

1. According to the temperature

If the temperature in winter is below 0, and do not take cold measures for the succulent, then it is possible to freeze to death, it is best to put the succulent indoors in winter for maintenance, and keep the temperature at about 10.

2. Reduce watering

When maintaining the succulent in winter, you don't need to water it too much, you can wait until the potting soil is dry, and water it along the edge of the pot, watering is best carried out at noon when the temperature is high, when the temperature is too low and the succulent enters a dormant state, you can stop watering.

3. Supplemental lighting

Winter maintenance of succulents also need to increase the sun's light, winter sunlight is not as strong as summer, so the plant can receive full sunlight, and when the sun comes out, you can place the succulent in the sun to dry, but also to avoid sudden exposure to too strong light to cause damage to the leaves.

4. Stop fertilizing

Succulents should also stop fertilizing in winter, at this time the plant will generally enter a dormant state, fertilizer to it not only can not be absorbed, but also will cause fertilizer accumulation and fertilizer injury, if you want to add nutrients to the succulent, you will add a Bika granule fertilizer before winter.