This is the king of black rot among succulent plants! Save them quickly~ Otherwise they will all die!

1. Jade Butterfly: The Vanguard of Death

Black rot method: First black rots the roots, then quickly spreads to the top

When it comes to black rot, many flower lovers will think of the Jade Butterfly! Although the Jade Butterfly is as beautiful as a flower, it is also the most susceptible to black rot, and some even die before they can even survive the summer!

Solution: The side buds and the head can be retained. The side buds can be picked off for cuttings, and the head can be cut off and regrown.

Summer tips:

1. Place the Jade Butterfly in a well-diffused light place indoors, but avoid direct sunlight. Water the plant only when its leaves feel soft, but never water it too much.

2. In summer, you can use a fan to prevent the high temperature of the potting soil from damaging the roots; ordinary garden soil can be used, and there is no need to specially prepare the soil.

2. Quiet Night: Xia will die!

Black rot method: water and leaves fall off, black rot starts from the roots

Among the top three succulent black rot plants, there is definitely a place for Quiet Night. When the leaves fell off, we found that the rhizomes had already rotted black.

Solution: Remove the water-rotten leaves and cut off the non-black rotten parts to re-root.

Summer tips:

1. Ensure that the soil in the pot is loose and breathable. You can choose perlite and coconut coir in a 1:1 ratio. You can choose a terracotta pot before summer.

2. Pay attention to ventilation and shade. In summer, you need to pull a layer of shade net to avoid exposure to the sun. Water it once every 7-10 days.

3. Raul: Black Rot Monster!

Black rot method: Black rot starts from the top. Even if the head is cut off, the stem will still become soft within 3 days.

Solution: Cut off the black rot head, use healthy leaves as cuttings, and throw away all the black rot parts.

Summer tips:

1. Place it in a well-ventilated place with diffused light indoors. Never expose it to direct sunlight, otherwise the temperature will be too high and it will die immediately.

2. Ventilate frequently and water less to avoid the soil in the pot being in a stuffy state for a long time. This will allow Raul to spend the summer safely.

4. Bear’s Paw: Dropping leaves!

Black rot method: first the leaves fall off, then the stem shrivels up and slowly dies

Solution: If you find the leaves falling off, dig out the bear's paw. If the stem is intact, wait until it dries and then repot it. If the stem is black rot, just cut off the head and use cuttings.

Summer tips:

1. Bear's Paw is particularly afraid of heat. When the temperature is higher than 30℃ in summer, it will enter a dormant state. At this time, just place it in a cool, ventilated place with scattered light.

2. Water must be controlled in summer. It is only necessary to water once a month in the evening when there is wind and cool. It does not need to be watered thoroughly, just slightly moisturize the roots.

5. Romeo: Rapid black rot!

Black rot method: First the heart rots, then the leaves fall off, and then black rot quickly

Solution: Dig out the plant, remove all the rotten leaf cores and black rot leaves, trim the roots, leave the healthy parts to dry and replant. If the black rot is particularly serious, it will have to be discarded.

Summer tips:

1. Choose loose and breathable nutrient soil. You can add some sand or perlite into the soil to avoid root damage caused by the summer heat.

2. In the hot summer weather, you can place it indoors with a fan to cool it down. When watering, just give a little water along the edge of the pot.

6. Hibiscus and Snow Lotus: It’s hard to survive the summer!

Black rot method: The bottom leaves turn black and rot, the leaves fall off, and then the stems turn black

Solution: Pick off the leaves that are black and rotten, and then cut off the head. If the stem is not black after cutting off the head, apply some carbendazim and replant it. If the stem is already black, it is basically hopeless.

Summer tips:

1. Get more sun exposure to make the color look good. Pay attention to shade at noon, and in the morning and evening, take advantage of the direct sunlight when it is not particularly strong, so that the snow lotus can be colored and the white powder on the leaves will look better!

2. Water less frequently, and only water when the soil in the pot is completely dry; water slowly along the edge of the pot, and do not spray water on the leaves.

7. Rainbow Jade: Disciple God!

Black rot method: too much watering will cause the plant to grow too tall and lose leaves in minutes; too little watering will cause the branches to become soft and lead to black rot

Solution: Cut off all the black rot parts, apply some carbendazim on the wound, place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wound, and then put it back in the pot.

Summer tips:

1. Except for the need for a little shade at noon in summer, there is no pressure to be exposed to direct sunlight at other times.

2. Be careful when watering. You can choose to water at night. Be careful not to get water on the leaves and avoid direct sunlight that may burn the leaves.

8. Little Red Dress: You will die if you spend the summer!

Black rot method: the bottom leaves turn into water first, then the stem rots black, and the whole plant dies

Solution: Pick off the leaves that have withered and shriveled, and cut off the leaves that have black rot in time. Dry the remaining leaves and replant them.

Summer tips:

1. Ventilate frequently. Once it becomes stuffy and unventilated, the little red coat will die in a minute. It is necessary to open the windows for ventilation every day, or use a fan to cool down the little red coat.

2. Make sure the soil in the pot is slightly dry. Weigh the soil in the pot. When it feels noticeably lighter, add some water, but don't water it thoroughly.

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