Causes of soft fleshy leaves The solution to soft fleshy leaves Succulent plants are deeply loved by many flower friends because of their unique shape and easy-to-maintain characteristics. During the maintenance process, we often encounter the problem of soft fleshy leaves, which not only affects the appearance of fleshy leaves, but may also pose a threat to the growth of fleshy leaves. Why do fleshy leaves become soft? How should we deal with this problem? Causes of soft fleshy leaves 1. Insufficient water: Succulent plants originally grow in dry environments, so the demand for water is not high. If watering is not timely or watered too much, it may lead to fleshy leaves. Soft.
2. Too much water: Excessive watering for a long time will cause water accumulation in fleshy roots, which in turn will cause root rot and cause the leaves to become soft.
3. Insufficient light: Succulent plants need enough sunlight for photosynthesis. If they are exposed to a dark environment for a long time, their succulent leaves will become soft due to lack of nutrients.
4. Pest and insect pests: The softness of fleshy leaves may also be caused by pests and diseases, such as leaf spot disease, root rot, etc., which will cause the leaves to become soft.
5. Uncomfortable temperature: Succulent plants are sensitive to temperature, and too high or too low temperatures will cause the leaves to become soft. Solutions for soft fleshy leaves 1. Moderate watering: Reasonably arrange watering time according to the growth habits of fleshy plants. Too much or too little watering will cause the leaves to become soft. Generally speaking, watering should keep the soil slightly moist.
2. Controlled watering: During the watering process, pay attention to controlling the amount of water to avoid standing water. If the roots are found to be rotten, the rotten parts should be pruned immediately and replaced with new soil.
3. Moderate light: Place succulent plants in a place with sufficient sunshine to ensure that they can fully carry out photosynthesis. If there is insufficient light, the placement position can be adjusted appropriately.
4. Prevention and control of pests and diseases: Regularly inspect succulent plants. Once pests and diseases are discovered, timely measures should be taken, such as using pesticides and pruning diseased leaves.
5. Control temperature: Keep the temperature in the growing environment of succulent plants at a suitable temperature and avoid too high or too low temperatures. For example, for indoor maintenance, air conditioners, heating and other equipment can be used to adjust the temperature.
Soft fleshy leaves are a common problem, but as long as we understand the causes and take corresponding measures, we can effectively solve this problem. I hope this article can help the majority of flower friends and let our fleshy plants grow healthily.