Causes of death caused by excessive succulent watering Measures to prevent death caused by excessive succulent watering Succulent plants are loved by many plant lovers because of their unique appearance and easy-to-maintain characteristics. Many people are maintaining succulent plants. During the process, plants often die due to improper watering. This article will reveal the causes of death caused by excessive succulent watering, and provide corresponding preventive measures to help you grow healthy succulent plants. Causes of death caused by too much fleshy watering 1. Too much water causes roots to rot. The roots of succulent plants are fragile. If too much water is watered, water will accumulate in the soil, making the roots unable to breathe, which in turn causes roots to rot. Excessive water over a long period of time can also cause root rot and spread, ultimately leading to the death of the entire plant.
2. Watering frequency is too high. Many people are worried that the plants will lack water when maintaining fleshy plants, so they water frequently. The fleshy plants do not need to be watered frequently. Too much water will cause damage to the plant roots, thus affecting its growth.
3. Improper watering methods. Improper watering methods are also one of the causes of death due to excessive fleshy watering. Spray watering will allow water to penetrate into the leaves, and long-term accumulation of water will cause the leaves to rot; while watering through the roots It is easy to cause too much water and cause root problems. Measures to prevent death from excessive succulent watering 1. Master the watering frequency to understand the growth habits of succulent plants. Reasonably arrange the watering frequency based on factors such as season, climate and soil moisture. When the summer is high and humid, the watering frequency should be appropriately reduced; when the winter is low and dry, the watering frequency can be appropriately increased.
2. Control the amount of watering When watering, water the roots should be watered as thoroughly as possible to avoid excessive water accumulation on the soil surface. After watering, the soil moisture should be checked in time to ensure even water distribution.
3. Choose the right watering tool and use spray cans, drip irrigation and other tools to water can better control the amount of water and avoid excessive watering.
4. Maintain indoor ventilation in a timely manner, which is conducive to water evaporation and reduces soil water accumulation. Ventilation can also reduce the water on plant leaves and reduce the risk of leaf rot.
5. Choose a soil with good air permeability. Soil with good air permeability is conducive to rapid penetration of water and reducing water accumulation. It is recommended to use peat soil, perlite and other materials to prepare soil.
6. Pay attention to watering time to avoid watering during high temperatures to avoid water evaporation too quickly and causing damage to roots. The best watering time is morning or evening.
Too much succulent watering is one of the main causes of plant death. Understanding the reasons and taking corresponding preventive measures will help you grow healthy succulent plants. During the maintenance process, please pay attention to soil humidity, watering frequency and watering methods to allow your succulent plants to thrive.