Sunburn appears in the leaves of succulent plants to solve these problems. Healthy leaves become more beautiful.

There are many reasons for scars on the leaves of succulent plants. When watering succulent plants, most of the time we water succulent plants directly to the leaves. If the current is too strong, it will lead to serious powder loss of some succulent plants. Or after watering, it is easy to leave scars or slight burns in the sun. It is recommended to water along the basin wall or use a pointed pot to water the roots. When many meat lovers are carrying out pest control on succulent plants, the drug may remain on the leaves due to the excessive concentration of the solution, causing slight damage to the leaves, leaving scars and scars.

If there are "waterlogged spots" on the leaves of succulent plants, you should pay attention at this time, this may be due to stagnant water caused by diseased leaves, to remove clean, more ventilation and observe whether the stem is abnormal. For soil: the soil required by plants is nothing more than loose, fertile and breathable. So we can use peat soil to mix vermiculite and coconut. After slowly figuring out the habits of different succulent plants, the soil can be changed as needed. Of course, the most convenient way is to go to the Internet to match the soil. But if you want to be a great god, you have to learn to make your own soil. You might as well learn it at the beginning in the future.

If it is a succulent plant that has just been bought online, or it has just been transplanted, do not water it immediately after planting. Wait for it to take root again before watering. The usual principle of watering is "dry and then water, and then water thoroughly". Less water in winter, less water in cloudy days. Some succulent plants go dormant at high temperatures in summer, while 5 degrees in winter is a very important dividing line. When the temperature is below 5 degrees, you should pay attention to the fact that some succulent plants will freeze to death and be careful against the cold. Of course, there are many hardy plants, over time, you will be able to remember their habits. When there are scars and scars in succulent plants, there are many cases, some of which do not matter, but if it is a disease spot, it needs to be removed in time to avoid spread. Most of the disease spots of succulent leaves are local rot caused by water factors, which are commonly seen in fleshy places such as leaves, leaf bases, stems, growing points and so on.

Sunburn can also occur in succulent plants, the most common of which are water droplets, water droplets left on the leaves during watering or small water droplets left on the leaves in the early morning. After sunny days, burn scars, this principle is very simple, magnifying glass focus ignition principle. It is very common to put it outdoors under intense ultraviolet light. Relatively speaking, this rarely happens to succulent plants placed behind the glass. Because the glass blocks most of the ultraviolet rays, the ultraviolet rays received by the meat through the glass are very mild. However, it is also found that the newly grown leaves sometimes have such scars after improving the sunshine environment in the later stage. If it is found that the most important thing after long sunburn is to keep it in a ventilated and cool place, in addition, if you water it in direct sunlight at noon, the leaves will be burned due to the principle of convex lens, and it is best to water it in the cool evening. Usually when the new leaves grow out, they will naturally look good. The aging leaves at the bottom will also slowly dry up and fall off, so don't worry too much.

The degree of cold tolerance of Sedum succulent plants is lower than that of stone lotus, and it is not suitable to be taken outdoors in the north, but there is no problem in the south, but the premise must be fattened, and after the roots are fat, they are not afraid. There is no need for management or watering in winter, just leave it outdoors. For succulent plants, flowering depends not only on nutrients, but also on light, temperature difference, and even dormancy. Light is the most important. For most succulent plants, full or half-day sunlight is needed to develop normally. Lack of sunshine and lack of water cause slow growth and maintain the status quo at best. If the lack of sunshine and continuous water supply, it will cause excessive growth or even decay, not out of shape, not decay is already very good, do not expect to blossom or blossom. In this case, if it still blossoms, the plant will often grow disabled and become ugly after flowering.

Excessive succulent growth is generally caused by more water and less light, and efforts should be made to control succulent succulent growth. To prevent succulent overgrowth is generally to increase light and control moisture, but the summer ultraviolet is strong, the temperature is also high, to receive light must be careful not to sunburn. Humidity control can effectively prevent succulent plants from growing, generally from flowerpots and cultivation substrates. The use of perforated flowerpots is easy to drain, and if the material is breathable, it can also strengthen the removal of excess moisture. The proportion of granular soil in the cultivation substrate increases, the drainage and air permeability is better, and the excess water can be discharged and dried quickly after each watering. While controlling the humidity, you should be careful not to get too dry and easily hurt the roots.

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