How to treat black rot in succulent plants

1. Treatment methods

When you find that succulents have black rot, the first thing to do is to cut off the diseased parts and apply some fungicide. And remember to replace the potting soil. Before re-potting, the roots of the plant need to be soaked in carbendazim before transplanting. In order to avoid the disease from happening again, you can plant it in a new pot first, so you don’t have to worry about the succulent dying.

2. How to prevent

1. Ventilation: In summer, it is most susceptible to infection by germs, so ventilation must be strengthened. Especially for flower lovers who grow flowers indoors, they must open the windows every day and cannot let the succulents grow in a very stuffy condition. In addition, when the room temperature is high, you should also pay attention to lowering the temperature.

2. Water control: As the weather temperature rises, the water in the potting soil will also become very hot. You should water it in small amounts. Too much watering will increase the chance of infection by black rot. After watering it, be careful not to expose it to too strong light.