Rain Water's succulent plants in spring are easy to rot and teach you how to deal with succulent roots correctly.

Spring is the most important season for succulent plants, and the best time to fatten up the meat is now, so check all the meat in the family. It was found that those who did not grow for a long time, were in poor condition, and did not recover from frostbite in winter were all dug up to clean the roots and replanted. At this time, do not consider the red colors of Sedum, fattening and health is the most important.

The temperature in spring is more suitable for succulent growth, but it often rains, especially recently, the succulent plants raised in dew often get caught in the rain. Although Rain Water is not very big in spring, the soil has been in a moist state for a long time. Succulent plants are still very easy to have rotten roots. If we want succulent roots, we can do so.

Cinder is a good thing for growing succulent plants. It can not only enhance the air permeability of the soil, but also contains a lot of nutrients to replenish the succulent plants, so when changing pots for succulent plants, you can put some in them. If the succulent plants are exposed to rain for a long time, the proportion of granular soil in the soil should at least account for more than 80%.

Some flower friends mentioned, what about the rotten roots of succulent plants? Is it because there is too much water? Generally speaking, there is too much water, and the soil is not very single garden soil, impermeable ah, for many reasons. If the soil is breathable, the excess water will flow down and will not be flooded. Succulent plants cannot be watered more in summer. I only water my succulent plants for more than half a month. I still soak the basin and do not water the plants.

Too much water and fertilizer will lead to root rot, with tree protection general with root Shitong capsule root irrigation, effective prevention and control of rot disease. When succulent plants encounter rotten roots, the succulent roots can be pulled out and washed, and all the moldy parts can be cut off. Step 2: wipe off the wound and moldy area with carbendazim and then dry for about three days. Step 3: re-root the processed succulent plant, which can be hung at the mouth of the bottle and put water below but do not touch the root to promote the hairy root; it can also be replanted in granular soil, such as red jade soil and deer marsh soil.

Step 4: put the meat planted or at the mouth of the bottle in a place with plenty of light indoors, do not expose yourself to direct sunlight, and pay attention to ventilation. You don't need to water immediately as soon as you plant it, but gradually stabilize it and then water it after it has grown. The next step is to observe carefully, if nothing happens, the root will grow again in one to three weeks. After the root, do not rush to water, succulent plants are adhering to the principle of dry and thoroughly watered, will not dry to death, the soil pay attention to water permeability.

When we raise succulent plants outside, we have to consider many factors. After changing pots, succulent plants should be taken indoors and then slowly moved out. Try not to get caught in the rain when you are just exposed. Wait until succulent plants adapt to the outdoor environment to grow normally and then let them get caught in the rain.

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