What's going on with succulent water? It is very likely that these reasons are caused.

Succulent plant is a very popular potted plant, whether it is a single plant or a combination of plants have a unique flavor. Succulent friends will generally encounter succulent water and other phenomena, what on earth is going on? According to experience, it is likely to be caused by these reasons, so let's take a look at the remedial measures.

First, the reasons for succulent hydration

1. Overwatering

We all know that many succulent plants are native to tropical deserts, so succulent plants have strong drought tolerance and strong water storage capacity in their leaves. Succulent plants can grow well even without watering for many days. But the environment in which we live, especially in the south, is full of water vapor. If your love spreads a little more and you water the succulent plant a little more, there will be plenty of water in the succulent leaves. In addition, with the unique growth habits of succulent plants, stomata will be opened at night for transpiration, so that too much water in succulent leaves will lead to the rupture of cell walls, resulting in the occurrence of water.

2. Improper planting

Our newly bought succulent plants usually have well-developed roots. We must trim the roots before putting them on the pot to cut off the diseased roots in time. In addition, succulent plants must be divided into pots when they burst, otherwise it will easily lead to limited growth space, disease, infection and so on. When putting on the pot, we should pay attention to the air permeability of the flowerpot, and the drainage of the flower soil is good, otherwise it will easily lead to water.

In addition, succulent plants are prone to black rot, black spot, raw scale insects and so on, which will lead to the phenomenon of hydration of succulent plants.

3. Weather problems

Succulent plants like well-ventilated and sunny growing environments, but there are many areas where we live that are not suitable for succulent growth. For example, during the plum rain season in the south, succulent plants grow for a long time in moisture-filled, humid, muggy conditions that can easily lead to root rot and foliage.

Freezing injury often occurs in the north, when the temperature is below zero, the leaves of succulent plants will freeze, and the cell walls of frozen leaves will collapse, which will lead to water fragmentation in leaves.

II. Remedial measures for succulent hydration

1. Need to check the degree of succulent hydration. Only a few leaves at the bottom are hydrated; the succulent leaf core appears transparent; the rhizome and the whole plant are hydrated.

2, only a few leaves at the bottom of the hydration, to take off the hydration leaves, and then control the amount of watering, more sunlight.

3, succulent leaf core appears transparent, need to cut off the succulent head, and then put in a ventilated place to slowly heal.

4. The whole plant of the rhizome has been hydrated, and there is no remedy, so it should be dealt with in time. Succulent hydration is easy to black rot, which is a terminal disease for succulent, so deal with it as soon as possible to avoid infection.