The reason why desert roses lose their leaves

Desert plants are succulent plants, good sunshine is conducive to growth and flowering, even in the winter dormant period, still need plenty of sunshine to survive the winter, the environment to avoid dampness, even in the growing period, water can not be too much, especially in the dormant period, before each watering, you must make sure that the surface of the basin soil is completely dry before watering again.

Desert rose leaves may be due to two reasons,-is not adapted to the environment, because the plants are planted in the greenhouse regulated by temperature and humidity before they are put into the hands of consumers, so after buying them, there will be a period of adaptation, and the plants will be weak and even deciduous. If taken care of properly, it should be able to recover gradually in about one month. Another reason may be too much water, desert roses like drought, you can touch the base of the plant to see if there has been softening, root rot may have occurred, resulting in fallen leaves.

Desert roses like well-drained sandy soil, if you use-like soil, you can add small gravel or river sand to improve drainage. Desert rose grows slowly, slow fertilizer is more suitable, fertilization should be reduced during autumn and winter dormancy, or even no fertilization is better.

A brief discussion on the reasons for the loss of leaves of desert roses many flower friends buy desert roses that are always not well raised, either falling leaves or yellow leaves, but do not know what is going on, blindly watering and fertilizing, leading to more and more serious, or even death. The following are the reasons why desert roses lose their leaves. After understanding, I hope you can better save and prevent desert roses from falling leaves. Desert rose is a succulent woody plant with a plant height of up to 2 meters. It likes dry, high temperature, ventilated and sunny environment. It is resistant to extreme heat, cold, drought and moisture. Desert rose originally grows in the desert and is more resistant to drought, so it can not be watered too much. 1. Do not adapt to the environment, as plants are planted in greenhouses with temperature and humidity regulation before they are returned to consumers, so after buying them, there will be a period of adaptation, and the plants will be relatively weak, or even fallen leaves, if properly taken care of. It should be able to recover gradually in about a month or so. two。 Another reason may be too much water, desert roses like drought, you can touch the base of the plant to see if there has been softening phenomenon, root rot may have occurred, resulting in fallen leaves. Desert rose likes sandy soil with good drainage. If ordinary soil is used, small gravel or river sand can be added to improve drainage. Desert rose grows slowly, slow fertilizer is more suitable, fertilization should be reduced during autumn and winter dormancy, or even no fertilization is better. What if the desert rose loses its leaves?

Desert rose leaves are not adapted to the environment.

Generally speaking, when florists buy back a pot of desert roses, their breeding environment will change first. Desert roses usually bought from the flower market are originally seeded in a greenhouse with high temperature and high humidity, but the environment in their own home is very different from that in the greenhouse. When desert roses enter from one environment to another, they first need to go through a period of adaptation, when the plants will be weak and have fallen leaves.

However, at this time, the fallen leaves of desert roses are relatively easy to recover, as long as reasonable maintenance, generally in a month or so can gradually recover.

It is improper to water the leaves of desert roses

The reason for the loss of leaves of desert roses may also be that they have been overwatered. Desert rose is a dry plant, it is more resistant to drought, but avoid wet water, so we must pay attention to watering, not too much too often, because if desert rose is watered too much, it will cause soil water as much as possible. If you find that the desert rose has lost its leaves, you can touch the root of pancreatic cancer to see if it has softened, which means that the root may have rotted. At this time, it is too much water that leads to stagnant water and rotten roots, resulting in fallen leaves.

When raising desert roses, we need to choose sandy soil with good drainage, and do not water too much every day. It is better to keep the soil dry. It is found that rotten roots should be dealt with in time, and the foliar harm is enlarged.