What about the rotten leaves of potted succulent plants?

Rot is one of the most common diseases of succulent plants, which is usually caused by fungal infection caused by too much watering or too moist culture environment. Most succulent plants grow in desert climates and adapt to extremely dry conditions, so watering should not be overdone, and the soil should be left dry between watering.

Most succulent plants grow in desert climates and adapt to extremely dry conditions, so watering should not be overdone, and the soil should be left dry between watering. Another reason for decay is that the soil medium is impermeable, especially for radish. Be sure to use drainage media to ensure that the water accumulates in the stem for no more than a few minutes.

Another reason for decay is that the soil medium is impermeable, especially for radish. Be sure to use a drainage medium to ensure that the water deposits in the stem for no more than a few minutes (the medium I use is usually completely watered as soon as the water is poured down).

Some insects, such as pink scale, can also cause rot, especially root powder. The wounds caused by these pests when they feed on plant juices can cause fungal infections. And decay takes many forms, and it's often too late by the time you find it. Always watch out for faded areas of plants, as well as softened, mushy stems and leaves.

There are two cases of succulent leaf decay, one is that the water is large, and the other is impermeable. Water is usually rotten roots and then upward development of rotten stems and leaves. If the soil is airtight or too fat, the whole tree will lose its leaves and rot. It should be all right to get rid of the rotten leaves. If it is infected and rotten, it is best to dig up the plant, wash it, and remove the rotten leaves to see if it infects the rhizome. If there is hydration or erythema, it is necessary to remove it. If there is rooting powder, you'd better apply it and put it in a cool place to dry. After a week, you can plant it, the matrix is loose and breathable, and the moisture is not too high, otherwise it will rot. When watering flowers, do not water the heart of the leaves, the stagnant water will rot if it does not evaporate in time, and die almost instantly.

Once there is a place on the plant that fades and softens and the hair is rotten, it should be cut off immediately. Knives and hands should be sterilized before and after to avoid infecting other plants. in case of fungal infection, the plant should be sprayed with fungicid. the wound must be completely dry before it can be buried.

Note: keep utensils clean and sterile when handling rotten plants and wash hands carefully before touching other plants.