How to behead the long Huang Li, how to deal with the disease prevention methods that need to be known

The emergence of succulent overgrowth is something that many potted friends have experienced but do not want to see, which affects the ornamental nature of the plant to a great extent. So, what happens when succulent plants grow in vain? Beheading is a good way to deal with it. By decapitation, not only the overgrowth of plants can be inhibited to a certain extent, but the cut-off parts can also be used to reproduce young plants.

So, when the succulent Huang Li appears the phenomenon of overgrowth, how to cut off the head? Today, the editor is going to talk about the method of beheading succulent plants.

1. The following picture shows the state of Huang Li who has just been purchased, with towering branches, which does look a bit like a futile growth.

After a summer, it was placed in a place away from the light, and it turned out to be what it is now. Obviously, Tu Chang is sure of it.

Now that it has been confirmed that the plant has grown too much, we need to behead it. We now take off some of the leaves of the stem and cut them off with a sterilized sharp knife.

2. Next, we need to deal with the chopped head and the picked leaves respectively. Put the leaves flat on the dry soil surface and insert them to cultivate young plants, then wait for the roots to germinate.