The solution for succulent leaves that do not grow roots that do not sprout. Succulent plants are loved by many plant lovers because of their unique shape and easy maintenance characteristics. During the maintenance process, many flower lovers will encounter the problem of succulent leaves that do not grow roots and sprout. This not only affects the appearance of succulent, but also makes people confused. This article will reveal the reasons why succulent leaves do not grow roots and sprout, and provide corresponding solutions. Reasons why succulent leaves do not grow and roots do not sprout 1. Soil problems Succulent plants have higher requirements on the soil. If the soil has poor drainage and poor air permeability, it may easily lead to root rot, which will affect growth. The soil is too dry or too humid. Will also affect the growth of succulent.
2. Succulent plants with insufficient light need enough sunshine to carry out photosynthesis and promote growth. If there is insufficient light, the growth of succulent plants will be affected, resulting in leaves not growing roots and sprouting.
3. Improper water management Succulent plants have relatively low water needs. Too much or too little water will affect their growth. If watering is not properly done, it may easily lead to root rot or leaves wither.
4. Infestation by pests and diseases is also one of the reasons why fleshy leaves do not grow roots and sprout. Common pests and diseases include root rot, scale insects, etc. Solutions for succulent leaves without growing roots and sprouting 1. Improve the soil and choose soil with good air permeability and strong drainage, such as peat soil, perlite, etc. Add appropriate amount of organic fertilizers to the soil to improve soil fertility.
2. Properly increase the light and place the succulent plants in a sunny place to ensure at least 4-6 hours of direct light every day. In winter, you can use a fill light to supplement the light.
3. Reasonable watering According to the growth habits of succulent plants, water in a timely manner. Generally, keep the soil slightly moist to avoid standing water. When watering, try to water from the roots to avoid splashing water on the leaves.
4. Prevent pests and diseases Regularly inspect succulent plants, deal with pests and diseases found in a timely manner, and use pesticides, fungicides, etc. to prevent and control them.
5. Pay attention to temperature and humidity. The suitable temperature for succulent plants is 15-25℃. Too high or too low temperature will affect their growth. Maintain appropriate humidity and avoid too dry the air.
There are many reasons why succulent leaves do not grow roots and sprout, but as long as the problem is found and corresponding measures are taken, this problem can be effectively solved. I hope this article can be helpful to the majority of flower friends and make your succulent plants thrive.
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[2]Wang Wu, Zhao Liu. Research on the control of fleshy plant diseases and insect pests [J]. Plant Protection, 2019, 45 (2): 1-5.