I bought several pots of succulent plants, but what should I do if I grow taller and become ugly?

The flower friend said that before I bought several pots of succulent plant white peony, it was quite lovely, but now it has grown taller, like weeds. I originally thought that succulent plants would grow bigger and fatter when they grew up. How could they grow taller and look ugly? what should I do with them? According to your description, you may have watered too much. Generally, succulent plants do not grow very tall and grow very slowly. For the white peony that you have grown, you can cut off its head, which can not only restrain it from growing taller, but also make it more cute.

From now on, reduce the amount of water, get the longest amount of sunlight every day, and artificially increase the amount of light if possible. Increase the temperature difference between day and night. In this way, the succulent plant will not have the situation you said, it will be very fat and cute, and the color will be more beautiful. You can also use this method on white peonies.

There is no way to remedy the areas that have grown, and we can only prevent them from continuing to grow in the future. If you are really not satisfied with the growing plant, you can get a seemingly non-migrating plant by beheading. The specific method of beheading is to wait until the growing period of the Spring and Autumn period, cut off the top to dry the wound and then cut it. The excess leaves can also be broken off and used as leaf insertion materials.

The number of main leaves of branch cuttings decreased, which is more conducive to re-rooting and reproduction. Always remember to bask in the sun (except at noon in summer). If you can't guarantee sunshine, water should be controlled a little. The main measures to restrain the growth of succulent people are as follows: one is to bask in the sun, and the other is to control watering. Because of the lack of sunshine, the light is too dark, and relatively much watering will lead to the loss of the original sturdy shape of succulent plants and the "overgrowth" phenomenon of crazy elongation of stems and leaves.

In fact, the excessive growth of succulent plants is due to the uncoordinated conservation environment, which leads to the exuberant growth of succulent plants, which directly shows that the plants grow high, the plants are thin, and the color changes from various jelly colors to green and white. If the overgrowth of succulent plants has been made, you can consider properly controlling the water and returning to the proper conservation environment (enhanced light). The already overgrown parts cannot be changed, but the newly grown leaves at the top growing point can still return to compact and fat, at this time, you can consider continuing to plant, and as time goes by, there will be a unique shape belonging to it.

Usually, the resistance of the overgrown part is poor, and it is more likely to get diseases and insect pests, so don't rely too much on this method to get the old pile. You can also consider cutting off the branches at the tip growing point where the growth is normal, while breaking off the leaves in the overgrown parts.

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