The situation that succulent plants may encounter after decapitation is dealt with and can reproduce successfully.

For the decapitation of succulent plants, it depends on what situation you encounter. If it is black rot, cut it to a distance from black rot and cut it thoroughly. Of course, the black rot part can not be taken, and there is also a bacterial infection, leaving the good part, which may be the head or the lower part.

How to deal with it after cutting? The chopped head should be ventilated and dried until the wound heals before it can be planted. Otherwise, if there is too much water in the succulent body, the rooting rate will be slower. And the undried head is easy to be infected by bacteria in the later stage, resulting in stem atrophy and necrosis. After seeing that the wound heals, it is air-dried and there is no juice, so you can cut it.

If the succulent pole is short of water, if the succulent rod looks short of water and withered, then such parts are also unhealthy, must not be left, and continue to be cut down for succulent plants, not only when the stems are decapitated for succulent plants, but also from the appearance of succulent plants, we can also see that the stems are wrinkled and need to be vigilant and dealt with in a timely manner. The vitality of succulent plant is very tenacious. Even if the succulent plant is cut down to half a pole, it can survive through reasonable maintenance. As for the succulent head, it can be planted in new soil and slowly take root.

When serving the succulent plant, do not fill the flowerpot, dig a hole and plant the succulent plant, which is suitable for the succulent plant without root. If you have the succulent root system, first fill the flowerpot with a little soil and pile it into a cone, so that the succulent plant can ride on it. The root system can not be squeezed back together, and then slowly fill the surrounding soil. We all know that most succulent plants can explode in the head and grow in groups, but if succulent plants can endure not growing lateral buds, they can still have a large single head for several years, and succulent plants can be decapitated, and succulent plants are more likely to explode lateral buds, especially those in the growing period, but we can also raise some succulent plants that like group buds, such as female chicks, like group buds, and burst lateral buds as soon as they disagree.

If you grow in vain, it's up to you. You can cut it as much as you want, and leave at least three leaves in the lower part. In fact, it's okay not to stay, but leave the growth point, even if the point where the leaf is connected to the stem, that is the bursting point, the chopped head, you can pull out the irregular leaves, insert the leaves, and leave a little pole on the rest of the head. Or flat or no pole, hair root planting has no effect, it all depends on personal preference.

Succulent plants with compact leaves that can be cut from the bottom to the top 1/3. The scissors or knives used in shearing had better choose the sharper ones to facilitate quick cutting and smooth cut. After cutting, the cut side of succulent plants must not touch sand or water. Once contaminated, they need to be wiped clean with paper towels. In the process of rooting of succulent plants, avoid direct glare. After growing new buds from the side, we need to increase the light, increase the amount of watering, and keep the basin soil slightly moist.

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