What should I do if the flesh is shriveled and shriveled? What is the cause of shriveled and wrinkle

The methods are: avoid sun exposure, lower the temperature, and control watering

Avoid sun exposure: In summer, succulents may shrivel and shrivel due to too much light, because strong light will cause the water in the succulent leaves to evaporate quickly, which will cause the succulents to shrivel and shrivel. Therefore, when the light is strong in summer, we need to shade the succulent, or transfer it to an environment with scattered light to maintain, and do not put it directly.

Lower the temperature: When we take care of succulents in the summer, we need to take measures to cool them down, because succulents are not tolerant of high temperatures. If the temperature is too high, the succulent plant will dry up and shrink. So when the temperature is relatively high, we need to take cooling measures for the succulents.

Controlled watering: Succulents shriveled and shriveled up in the summer can also be caused by overwatering, as succulents become dormant in the summer. If we water it a lot, it will cause it to rot at the roots.

There are many reasons for the succulents to shrivel and shrink, if it is a normal potting period, it is not necessary to deal with it, when the soil is not appropriate, it is necessary to redistribute the soil, too much watering should control the watering to strengthen air circulation, the temperature is too high to shade or spray to reduce the temperature, too much fertilizer should be applied thin fertilizer or no fertilizer.

Many people don't know what to do if the succulent is shriveled and shriveled, in fact, this is also a normal phenomenon in the growth process of succulents, and it is also a potting period for succulents. If it is a freshly planted succulent, the roots have not fully adapted to the soil, and the ability to absorb nutrients is slow, causing the leaves to become soft, so there is no need to worry about growing normally after standing at one end for a while.

Because succulent is a succulent substance, the leaves of the plant contain a lot of water and nutrients, if the soil is not proper to cause root rot, it will cause the leaves to absorb nutrients, and it will slowly suffocate and soften for a long time, it is best to cut off all the fibrous roots on the old roots, and then re-pot.

If too much watering will also lead to succulent deflated, due to the excessive moisture of the potting soil, resulting in a reduction in the permeability of the soil, the roots immersed in the soil appear to rot, which will cause succulent growth poor and dry up, at this time it is best to reduce watering and strengthen air circulation.

If the temperature is too high, the water transpiration of the succulent plant will be accelerated, resulting in the leaves can not be photosynthesized normally, which will cause the succulent to become deflated and atrophy, so in the hot climate of summer, it can be properly shaded, if the temperature is too high, it is best to spray the plant frequently, in order to increase the air humidity and reduce the surrounding temperature.

Since most succulents like to grow in a sunny and dry environment, if they are not watered for a long time, the plants will not be able to complete their normal metabolism, and they will naturally slowly shrivel and shrink.

Because succulents like to grow in a sunny environment, if there is too little light, the nutrients absorbed by the leaves will be reduced, and the plants will be shriveled due to stunted development.

In the usual many succulents do not need to be fertilized, if often fertilized to the succulents or excessive fertilization, it will lead to burn roots caused by atrophy and deflated, it is best to reduce the number of fertilization, fertilization is best with a thin fertilizer solution, can be appropriately added to the water to apply when watering.

The flesh is shriveled and shriveled: the soil is dry, the light is too strong, the metabolism is high.

1. Soil aridity

Succulent leaves are shriveled, first of all, consider whether the soil is dry for a long time, if the soil is dry, the succulent roots can not absorb water, it will consume its own nutrients, and the succulent leaves will be wrinkled and slowly shriveled after a long time.

For the shriveled leaves caused by soil drought, it is necessary to water the succulent soaking pot once, and then in the succulent growing season, wait for the soil to dry out, and observe the folds of the succulent leaves in the succulent dormant season, and slip a little less water along the edge of the pot.

2. The light is too strong

Succulent leaves are shriveled, and secondly, consider whether the light is too strong, if the succulent is exposed to the scorching sun in summer, the succulent leaves will be wrinkled and shriveled, and the succulent leaves with too strong light are also easy to be sunburned and sunburn. For the leaves shriveled due to too much sunlight, it is necessary to move the potted plants to a cool and ventilated place, do not expose to direct sunlight in summer, and then maintain them in the sun in other seasons.

3. Metabolism

Succulent leaves are shriveled, it is best to also consider the location of the succulent leaves, if the succulent only has a small number of leaves at the bottom of the shriveled, it may be the normal metabolism of the succulent, the old leaves will slowly dry up and fall off, but the new leaves will also keep popping up. For individual old leaves that are shriveled and falling, there is no need to worry too much, just maintain them normally.

Here's why:1. The bottom leaves are soft, and if the folds are only soft and folded in the bottom leaves, check whether a large amount or a small amount, if only a small amount, the rest of the plant is in a vibrant state. Then don't worry too much, it may be that the lack of water is causing the succulents to consume their own leaves.

2. Long-term shriveled folds may be due to problems in the root system, and the roots have no way to absorb, transport, and store nutrients and water normally, resulting in succulents can only rely on themselves to "survive". Don't hesitate to dig out the succulents as soon as possible and check the root health.

3. Some leaves are dry and weak, which is very likely to be succulent infected with bacteria and germs. The reason for this is most likely that insects eat and form wounds. Therefore, in the season of summer, insect control is very necessary.