Checking the degree of sunburn on succulents and methods to save severely sunburned succulents, preventive measures
Succulents have become favorites of many flower enthusiasts due to their unique shapes and low-maintenance characteristics. In the scorching summer, succulents can easily get sunburned or even die from excessive sun exposure. If your succulents unfortunately die from sunburn, how can we save them? This article will provide you with a detailed explanation.
Checking the degree of sunburn on succulents
We need to observe the degree of sunburn on the succulents. If it's just a slight sunburn on the leaves, showing a light brown or red color, it can be saved by the following methods.
1. Cut off the sunburned leaves: Use disinfected scissors to cut off the sunburned leaves, leaving the healthy ones, and after cutting, provide the succulent with appropriate shading.
2. Watering properly: Sunburned succulents need some water to replenish the lost moisture, but be careful not to splash water on the leaves to avoid secondary damage.
3. Shading: Place the succulents in a well-ventilated, semi-shaded environment to avoid direct sunlight.
Methods to save severely sunburned succulents
If the succulents have severe sunburn, with large areas of sunburned, wilted, or even fallen leaves, you can try the following methods to save them.
1. Plant hormones: Using an appropriate amount of plant hormones, such as auxins, cytokinins, etc., can help the succulents recover growth.
2. Watering: Water moderately to keep the soil moist but avoid waterlogging.
3. Shading: Place the succulents in a well-ventilated, semi-shaded environment to avoid direct sunlight.
4. Pruning properly: Cut off the wilted and diseased leaves and branches to keep the plant tidy.
Preventive measures
To prevent succulents from getting sunburned again, we can take the following preventive measures:
1. Proper placement: Place the succulents in a well-ventilated, semi-shaded environment to avoid direct sunlight.
2. Timely watering: Increase the frequency of watering during hot weather to keep the soil moist.
3. Sunshade net: Use a sunshade net to provide shade for the succulents during the hot summer.
Succulents dying from sunburn is not可怕 (not可怕 means "not可怕" in English, but it doesn't make sense in this context. It should be "not可怕" which translates to "not可怕" or "not可怕". Assuming you meant "not可怕" as in "not可怕"), as long as we take the correct rescue methods, they can regain their vitality. Taking preventive measures will help succulents survive the hot summer. I hope this article can be of help to you.