What should I do if Lithops dissolves in water?

1. Causes

1. Improper watering method: If you water too much, it will cause it to melt and wilt. Especially when there is too much water and the temperature is very high, it is easier to melt.

2. Unsuitable soil: Lithops are particularly afraid of fungi in the soil. If the flower soil used is not very clean and contains bacteria, it can easily cause it to become waterlogged.

2. How to solve it

1. Adjust the watering method: The most effective way is to adjust the watering. Water it according to the weather. If it is cloudy for consecutive days, you need to water less. If there are consecutive sunny days and the light is good, you can water it more, and it is okay to water it thoroughly. However, do not water it thoroughly several times in a row, as this will easily cause it to grow too fast or even become too tall. Be careful not to water under the sun. It is best to water in the evening when the soil temperature drops slightly. In an environment where the temperature is above 35℃ in summer, do not continue watering.

2. Replace suitable soil: If there are pathogens in the soil where it is grown, then you need to replace the soil. The new soil can be Akadama soil, which is the most suitable soil for it. Peat soil can also be used, but it needs to be placed at the bottom. The roots of the plant are not afraid of bacteria, only the plant itself is afraid. When changing the soil, be careful to keep the soil around the plant clean and do not let it come into contact with unclean soil.