What is the cause of succulent leaf tip wilting .

There are many reasons for this, but if it is only the bottom leaf, it belongs to normal metabolism. The plant absorbs nutrients from the old leaves to supply the growing point, and if the whole plant appears, it may be due to low water supply, atrophy, or too high temperature, and the root system does not absorb enough water.

The reason for this is because, first of all, the leaves at the bottom of the succulent plant are wilted and falling, on the one hand, it may be too much water or the soil is too dry, which should be judged and solved according to the different conditions of flower friends.

The timing of watering is well controlled, and clay pots can be used to plant, because the terracotta pots have good air permeability, and secondly, they should also increase the light appropriately at ordinary times, and avoid rain and exposure in summer.

In addition, the withering of the leaves at the bottom is actually a normal phenomenon, and the withering of the leaves below is the normal metabolism of plants, just like people lose their hair and grow new ones. And the leaves at the bottom will slowly consume the nutrients, and they will naturally wither.

1. The old leaves that have been depleted and withered have basically become a piece of kraft paper. You don't need to remove the old leaves before they become soft and dry, and they will naturally fall off when the nutrients are completely consumed. If you remove it before it's completely depleted, you're speeding up the rate at which another leaf is falling.

They all wither in order.

2. If there is a problem with the roots, this situation should be detected as soon as possible, you can check some rhizomes, whether there is rot, whether there are black spots, etc., such as black rot, which will cause the succulent leaves to turn into water, some shriveled, this situation should be dealt with as soon as possible.

3. When the leaves of our succulents appear shriveled, don't worry, look at the rhizome first, if the rhizome is healthy, we will check other leaves to see if it is a disease, if it is a disease, isolate it as soon as possible and cut off the diseased leaves.

2. Too much watering, too much water, insufficient ventilation. It will wither.

3. If the soil is too dry, if it is watered too little, it will also cause wilting.

Plants wilt at night for two reasons: one is due to lack of water, which leads to cell death, which in turn achieves the wilting effect. The second reason is the lack of inorganic salts, which can often be caused by a lack of magnesium or nitrogen.

Although most succulents like a well-lit conservation environment, their native environment is better than ours conservation environment, such as Chihuahua, Jade Butterfly, Ji Qiuli and Raul and other succulent native Mexico City, not only has sufficient sunlight, but also has a cool and pleasant climate, the average annual temperature is about 18, the maximum temperature in summer is basically not more than 28, and the minimum temperature in winter is basically not less than 10, compared with such a temperature environment, In addition to the relatively comfortable spring and autumn seasons for succulents, summer and winter are completely hell, so we always have problems in the process of maintaining succulents.

Problems such as leaf tip death are completely trivial in our climatic environment, and as long as they do not cause health problems in the succulents, the subject can even ignore them completely. There are many reasons for the death of the succulent leaf tip, such as the following: one is that the ultraviolet rays are too strong, which causes the succulent leaf tip to sunburn.

Don't think that succulent spring is safe, in fact, it is not, in the case of sunny days after rain or continuous sunny days, even if the temperature is not high, but the super ultraviolet rays will make the succulent leaf tips and leaves sunburn.

Some time ago, I had a sunny day here for several days, and under the continuous scorching of the sun, the temperature soared directly at noon on the next day, and one of my greens was directly scorched by the sun when there was no shortage of water at all. Then it rained for a day, and then it rained and the sky cleared, and this time the temperature was not high, the highest was 28, and I went to the roof at noon to see, good guys! The leaves and tips of the Roundleaf Mage, Pauliana, Hermès, and several other Fairy Cups have been sunburned!

Therefore, even if it is spring in our climatic environment, it is also a hidden killer for the succulents, and when encountering this kind of ultraviolet weather, we must adjust the maintenance environment for them in time, otherwise the succulents will not only be sunburned, but also the small trees may be directly sunburned.

Second, the fleshy leaves have water at the tips of the leaves after rain, and they are burned by the sun. This situation will also occur in the spring when the temperature is not high, in the case of rain and sunny weather, the succulent leaf center and leaf tip usually have water droplets, and we habitually only dry the water at the leaf center, the leaf tip is generally not careful, when the sunlight passes through the water droplets, it will form a convex lens effect, and then quickly heat up to cause the succulent leaf tip to be burned by the high temperature. When the weather is clear, it is best to blow the succulent leaf regardless of whether it is the heart of the leaf or the surface of the leaf, and if there are water droplets on the tip of the leaf, so as to avoid the flesh being burned.

Third, natural consumption or severe water shortage. If the subject's succulent is the bottom leaf tip is dry and grinding, it is natural consumption or excessive drought, it is recommended to check the potting soil dryness, if the potting soil has been completely dry, timely water the succulent, so that it will slow down the consumption rate of the leaves. Although the leaves with dry tips will not return to normal, the other leaves will not be able to do so for the time being.

It is normal for the bottom leaves of succulents to wither, because succulents usually store water in the leaves, and when the nutrients in the leaves are completely absorbed, the remaining leaves will eventually become thinner, dry and withered, which is a normal growth phenomenon.

If we water the succulent every few days, then the leaves under him will definitely not turn yellow, and they will always be so full, not only the shape is gone, but they will continue to grow taller, and some will wear skirts, that is because there is no place for the new leaves above, and if the leaves below are not consumed, they can only continue to push down.