The sudden wilting of the leaves of succulent plants may be caused by the soil.

With the gradual rise in temperature, succulent plants often soften, which makes succulent plants very anxious. In fact, there are many reasons for this situation. Flower friends encounter their own fleshy leaves become soft, do not worry, to check the reasons before treatment. The softening of the leaves of succulent plants is a sign that succulent plants consume their own nutrients and cannot be replenished in time. Generally, the softening of leaves occurs on newly planted succulent plants, but there are other situations that may also cause the leaves of succulent plants to soften.

When the soil is hard, the leaves of succulent plants may wilt, because the soil plate is hard and impervious, even if watered, the water cannot penetrate into the soil layer, so most of the roots can not absorb water and nutrients. Succulent plants naturally produce symptoms of water loss from the bulb. Therefore, it is necessary to take pine measures to break the current situation of excellent soil, and some granular soil can be added after loosening the soil, which is conducive to soil loosening, ventilation, drainage and the natural growth of roots.

Another phenomenon is that the leaves of the new succulent plants become wilted, so you don't have to worry about it at all. People have an adaptation process somewhere, not to mention succulent plants. This is because the root of the meat just on the pot is weak and cannot absorb nutrients and water normally, but the meat itself must ensure a normal supply of nutrients, so it will give nutrients to the leaves in the central area, and the old leaves will wilt naturally. Although this is a normal situation, but if you have to be careful when you are in this state for a long time, it is best to check the succulent roots, which is very likely to be a problem.

When succulent plants are in the slow seedling stage, it is normal for succulent leaves to soften, because the water absorbed by the roots can not catch up with the water consumed by the plants, so softness is inevitable. And the softening of the leaves (water at the loss point) increases the concentration of auxin in disguise, which is beneficial to the root formation of the plant, so it is not terrible for the leaves to be soft. The terrible thing is, in the slow seedling stage, in summer, you dare to give it half-day photo or more. In summer, the process of slowing down the seedlings of succulent plants is long, half a month and a month may not be good, if the plant is still in the slow seedling stage, that is, the plant is listless and has no signs of growth, if it is not the kind of variety that is too tenacious and especially likes to be apprenticed, bright, ventilated and without direct light, it is a good choice.

Like some succulent plants, such as jade butterfly, first love, etc., during the growing period, the lower old leaves will slowly grow old, so the bottom leaves are soft and dry, so it is normal, do not care too much. On the other hand, some succulent plants that originally grew up in an environment with high humidity and little light suddenly had more light and less water, such as the succulent plants just bought in the greenhouse or flower market, because the original growing environment is full of moisture, and they still don't know how to cherish water. They may just water less for a few days and bask in the sun more, and they will be very soft.

The succulent dormancy period caused the leaf wrapping to become soft and dry. It is also a normal phenomenon that the leaves of succulent plants become soft, dry and fall off during the dormant period. at this time, we should reduce the amount of water or cut off water, pay attention to ventilation in summer and maintain a certain temperature in winter. Lack of water leads to softening and wrinkling of succulent leaves. Not watering for a long time will also cause succulent leaves to soften and wrinkle. In this case, it is necessary to replenish water to the meat in time. Excessive dryness of the soil may damage the succulent roots. Once the succulent plant enters the dormant period, it is normal for the leaves to wilt, dry and drop leaves. It is also possible to reduce the amount of water or directly cut off the water at this time, but we must pay attention to ventilation.

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