Succulent plants are loved by many plant enthusiasts for their unique appearance and easy-care characteristics. During the care process, many plant friends encounter the phenomenon of "bubbles", what exactly is going on? This article will unveil the "bubble" phenomenon in succulent plants and provide practical care guides.
What is bubble succulents?Bubble succulents, as the name implies, refer to the raised bumps similar to blisters on the surface of succulent plant leaves. This phenomenon usually occurs when succulent plants accumulate too much water in their cells during growth, causing the leaves to swell and form blisters.
Analysis of the causes of bubble succulents1. Improper watering: Overwatering or uneven watering leads to water accumulation at the roots of succulent plants and excessive water in the cells.
2. Insufficient lighting: Long-term exposure to dark environments prevents succulent plants from performing sufficient photosynthesis, leading to water accumulation in the cells.
3. Temperature changes: Sudden temperature changes or large temperature differences cause the cells of succulent plants to expand and form blisters.
4. Pest and disease infections: Pest and disease infections damage the leaves of succulent plants, preventing the normal discharge of water from the cells.
Caring strategies for bubble succulents1. Control watering: Follow the principle of "better dry than wet", keep the soil slightly moist, water thoroughly when watering, and avoid waterlogging.
2. Moderate lighting: Place succulent plants in a place with sufficient scattered light, avoid direct sunlight, and provide appropriate shading during high summer temperatures.
3. Adjust temperature: Maintain a stable indoor temperature, avoid sudden temperature changes, and slightly increase the indoor temperature during low winter temperatures.
4. Clean leaves: Regularly clean the leaves to keep the leaf surface clean, which helps photosynthesis.
5. Prevent pests and diseases: Regularly check succulent plants and deal with pests and diseases in a timely manner to avoid infections.
Methods to repair bubble succulents1. Control watering: Stop watering immediately after detecting bubbles and allow the succulent plant to recover naturally.
2. Reduce lighting: Place succulent plants in a place with sufficient scattered light and avoid direct sunlight.
3. Use special fertilizers for succulent plants: Supplement the necessary nutrients for the plant to promote leaf recovery.
4. Prune diseased and weak leaves: Prune diseased and weak leaves in a timely manner to prevent the spread of the condition.
Bubble succulents are common issues in the care of succulent plants. Understanding their causes and care methods helps us better care for succulent plants. We hope this article can provide useful references for plant enthusiasts.Note: The data in this article is sourced from the "Succulent Plant Care Manual" published by the China Flower Report in 2019, and some content refers to comments from third parties.