Most species of succulents are native to arid areas such as deserts and semi-deserts. Over a long period of time, they have developed the characteristics of drought-resistance and dry-loving growth. Although everyone knows that succulent plants hate too wet soil, flower lovers are afraid that the plants will lack water because of their cute appearance, so they over-water them. So, if you accidentally water the succulents too much, how can you "drain" them? First stop watering maintenance managementMove it to a location with soft light indoors. Because the soil is too wet or waterlogged, it will heat up quickly when exposed to sunlight, and eventually cause fever and burns. Secondly, through the principle of "water flows downwards"Use tools to raise the flower pot and place it diagonally in a ventilated position, which can promote the outflow of water and save the life of the plant. In addition, try not to have too much humidity in the surrounding environment or high humidity plants. Finally, wait until the soil is dryFor example, if you feel it is particularly light when you pick up the flowerpot, or if you see the leaves are losing water and wilting, you should water the plant thoroughly to maintain it. By watering in this way, you can avoid the problem of too much water. Generally speaking, following this method can save succulent plants with little water accumulation or those with short-term water accumulation. If the problem of waterlogging in succulent plants is serious, it is necessary to repot and prune the roots. How to repot and prune roots?Repotting and root pruning of succulents is similar to that of other varieties of plants. First, remove the roots of the plant by cutting off the water, or by breaking the flowerpot to remove the roots of the plant. Next , shake off all the soil and trim away any rotten or aging roots. Then use Benomyl mixed with clean water to disinfect it, and then place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry. Finally , when you see the roots become soft, replant them in the soil. |
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