What should I do if the Buddha beads succulent is rotten? Does it like water?

1. Lower the temperature

1. Reason: Buddhist beads are very afraid of heat. If they are placed in a place with too high temperature in summer, they will rot because they cannot adapt to this harsh environment.

2. Treatment method: Open windows more often for ventilation and provide appropriate shading to lower the surrounding temperature. If conditions permit, you can also move it to a room with lower temperature for maintenance.

2. Change soil and control water

1. Reason: When raising it, if the frequency of watering is too high, its root system will be waterlogged and unable to absorb nutrients normally. Over time, it will rot due to lack of nutrients.

2. Treatment method: First prepare some new soil without water accumulation, cut off its rotten roots, and transplant it into the new soil. Then put it in semi-shade and wait for recovery.

3. It prefers water

It likes water very much, and both the humidity of the soil and the humidity of the air should be kept above a certain level. This will allow it to grow better. However, you must not allow water to accumulate in the soil where it is grown, otherwise it will be waterlogged. Don't spray too much water mist in the summer, otherwise it will easily breed bacteria.