What to do if the succulents become ugly in the summer
This article provides an overview of how to deal with ugly succulents in the summer and detailed tips on how to restore their beauty with green plant care techniques. Let's find out together.
It seems like autumn has arrived, indicating that summer is almost over. However, some succulents have gone through a disaster in the summer, with some dying, some injured, and others becoming very ugly. But don't worry, fellow plant lovers! Today, I will teach you how to take good care of your succulents, so they can become beautiful again in the autumn!
Sunburn on Succulents
The most common problem when caring for succulents in the summer is sunburn on the leaves. Many succulents have their leaves burned after a summer, making them very ugly.
How to save sunburned succulents:
1. Minor sunburn: Small spots on the leaves
Some succulents only have a few small spots on their leaves, which is not a big deal. Just place them in a shaded and well-ventilated area to recover.
2. Moderate sunburn: Severe leaf damage in multiple areas
Remove the damaged leaves and place the plant in a shaded and well-ventilated area to recover.
What to do if succulents become ugly in the summer
3. Severe sunburn: Plant almost dies from sunburn
Succulents with severe sunburn can be problematic. First, remove the damaged leaves, then place the plant in a shaded and well-ventilated area to see if it can recover. Alternatively, you can propagate a new plant from cuttings.
How to avoid sunburn in hot weather when caring for succulents:
1. Although autumn has arrived, the dog days of summer are not over yet. The sunlight is still strong at noon, so you need to cover the succulents with a shade net.
2. If you are growing succulents indoors, it's best to place them in an environment with sufficient light but not direct sunlight, and ensure good ventilation.
Succulent Etiolation
Many succulents become thin and long like "妖精" ( demons) in the summer because they lack enough light and start etiolating.