The leaves of the Jade Plant fall off when touched, and the branches are limp. What should I do?

1. Treatment methods

1. Control the amount of water: It is not tolerant to waterlogging. If you water it too much on a daily basis, the accumulated water in the potting soil will cause the root system to shrink. The root system cannot grow and breathe normally, and its leaves will fall off at the slightest touch. It should be moved to a place with diffused light and ventilation to allow water to flow out. If there is too much water in the pot, you need to remove the plant from the pot, trim the roots, and put it back in the pot after it dries.

2. Increase light: Let the plant grow in the shade for a long time without sunlight, and the leaves will fall off easily. Move it to a sunny place, place it on the balcony, pay attention to ventilation, and provide shade in midsummer.

3. Increase fertilizer application: If you do not pay attention to fertilizing during its growth period, the leaves of the plant will fall off at the touch because there is no nutrients in the soil. Fertilizer should be added in time, and low-concentration fertilizer can be applied once every half a month, but fertilizer should be stopped during the plant's dormant period.

2. What to do if the branches are limp

If the branches of the Jade Plant are wilted, it is probably because you have given it too much water. You should expose it to less sunlight and place it in a well-ventilated place, such as near a window. If the roots are rotten, they must be dealt with in time. Cut off the rotten roots and disinfect the soil, otherwise the whole plant may die. It is best to wait until the soil is dry before watering. It is better to let the soil be slightly dry than too moist. Also, watering should be done before the sun sets, not at noon when the sun is shining brightly.