Unveiling the truth behind the softening and darkening of the multi-flesh Buddhist beads and their care guide.

The reasons for the softening and darkening of the succulent plant "Buddha Beads" and maintenance guide for Buddha Beads

Buddha Beads, as a popular indoor plant in recent years, has attracted the attention of many flower enthusiasts with its unique shape and easy maintenance. Many flower friends encounter the problem of Buddha Beads becoming soft and dark during the maintenance process, which not only affects the plant's appearance but may also threaten its survival. This article will reveal the reasons for the softening and darkening of Buddha Beads and provide corresponding maintenance guidelines.

Reasons for the softening and darkening of Buddha Beads

1. Improper water management

Buddha Beads do not require much water, and excessive watering can lead to waterlogging in the roots, causing root rot and resulting in the plant becoming soft and dark.

2. Insufficient lighting

Buddha Beads need ample sunlight to stay healthy. If they are kept in a dark environment for a long time, it can lead to slow growth, soft leaves, and dull color.

3. Unsuitable temperature

The suitable growth temperature for Buddha Beads is between 15-25℃. High or low temperatures can affect their growth, leading to the plant becoming soft and dark.

4. Air pollution

Indoor air pollution can also affect the growth of Buddha Beads, causing the leaves to become soft and dark.

Maintenance guide for Buddha Beads

1. Water management

Watering should follow the principle of "watering when dry and moist when wet" to avoid waterlogging. In the hot summer season, the watering frequency can be reduced, while in the cold winter season, it should be increased.

2. Lighting management

Place Buddha Beads in a place with ample sunlight, such as a windowsill or balcony. If there is insufficient sunlight, a plant growth lamp can be used to supplement the lighting.

3. Temperature management

Keep the indoor temperature between 15-25℃, avoiding high or low temperatures.

4. Air management

Regularly ventilate to maintain indoor air circulation and reduce air pollution.

5. Fertilization management

During the vigorous growth period, apply a compound fertilizer once a month to promote the growth of Buddha Beads.

6. Cleaning management

Regularly clean the leaves to keep them clean, which is beneficial for photosynthesis.

The reasons for the softening and darkening of Buddha Beads are various, including improper water management, insufficient lighting, unsuitable temperature, and air pollution. By following the above maintenance guidelines, this issue can be effectively prevented and resolved. I hope this article can provide help for your Buddha Beads maintenance.

References:

"Succulent Plant Maintenance Manual," published by China Forestry Publishing House in 2018.

"Indoor Plant Maintenance Skills," published by China Agricultural Publishing House in 2017.