What to do if the Thousand Buddha Hands leaves fall off

Analysis of the reasons why the Thousand Buddha Hands leaves fall off:

1. Incorrect watering method. Too much watering will cause root rot, while too little watering will cause leaves to fall off.

2. There is too little light or it is placed in a place where sunlight cannot reach for a long time, otherwise it will cause the leaves to fall off.

Solution to the problem of Thousand Buddha Hands falling leaves:

1. Reasonable watering. After the Thousand Buddha Hands are placed in the pot, water it immediately and water it thoroughly. The subsequent watering depends on the soil conditions. Do not water it unless the soil is dry. The soil should be kept slightly moist on a daily basis, but there should never be water accumulation, otherwise the roots will easily rot. Reasonable watering can not only prevent leaves from falling, but is also the key to whether it can bloom. From April to May, the weather gradually becomes warmer, and it is necessary to increase watering appropriately. In the hot summer, when the temperature is high, it is sufficient to keep the soil slightly moist, but it is necessary to spray water around the plants frequently. First, it can cool down, and second, it can maintain the humidity of the environment, which is very beneficial for the growth of the Thousand Buddha Hands in summer. In winter, the soil can be kept dry, but not too dry.

2. Thousand Buddha's Hand is a succulent plant that loves sunlight very much. It can even grow in the sun all day long, but it still needs appropriate shade from the summer sun. Adequate sunlight will also make the surface of the leaves of the Thousand Buddha's Hand turn red, which looks very beautiful. The fallen leaves can be spread flat in new soil for reproduction, so the survival rate is relatively high.