How to deal with dead leaves of succulents

1. Treatment method:

Hold the body of the succulent plant with your hands, and then you can clean the fallen leaves in the flowerpot or soil. Try to be gentle and delicate in the cleaning process, and don't use too much force. Use tweezers to take out the fallen leaves one by one, but don't damage the roots when using tweezers, and don't leave the tweezers in the flowerpot.

When you find fallen leaves, you should clean them up as soon as possible, otherwise they will be stuck to the plants and difficult to clean. If you find fallen leaves that are difficult to clean up, don't rush to pull them out with your hands, as this will damage the flowers. Try to be careful and thorough. If you really can't clean them up, you can wait a few days before cleaning them up.

2. Reasons for falling leaves:

1. Weather reasons:

You definitely don’t want to see the succulents in your home constantly shedding dead leaves, right? At this time, it is time to find out the cause of leaf fall and withering. The phenomenon of some leaves falling is actually very common. This is because the leaves of succulents are relatively thick, so they will dry up when there is a lack of water or the weather is hot. At this time, moderate watering can alleviate the problem and you don't need to take it too seriously.

2. Environmental reasons:

Environmental reasons are also a very important reason for succulents to shed leaves. Some succulents have uncomfortable reactions due to their inability to adapt to the growth environment, including rapid withering and falling of leaves. In this case, you can just clean them up and place them in a suitable environment and they will still survive.

3. Notes:

The reason why we emphasize the timely cleaning of fallen leaves is that these leaves that fall into flower pots or flower roots are likely to breed scale insects, and these dry fallen leaves undoubtedly become a breeding ground for bacteria, and these pests will damage the roots and rhizomes, causing the succulents to gradually rot and eventually collapse. If you want to prevent it, you must remove it in time. If you find the presence of insects, you can apply some alcohol on the affected area. You can also use some pesticides in moderation, but pay attention to the dosage.