What should I do if the Buddhist beads are shriveled?

Cause Analysis

Reason 1: Overwatering

If you water too much and keep the roots too wet for a long time, the roots will hardly absorb any water and nutrients, which will lead to malnutrition of the plant and make the beads appear shriveled.

Reason 2: Watering is not timely

If the soil is almost completely dry and you don't water it in time, the roots will be unable to absorb any water and nutrients, the plant will be malnourished, and the beads will appear shriveled;

An environment conducive to the growth of Buddhist beads

Place it in a bright and well-ventilated place to increase the evaporation of soil moisture. You can choose to place it on the balcony. When watering, you can add some special nutrient solution. If the leaves are severely shriveled, you can cut them off directly.

Precautions

In fact, Buddhist beads are quite drought-resistant. Every time you water them, you can observe the soil. If the soil is completely dry, water them. Water them thoroughly at one time. Do not water half and leave the other half. You don't need to water the soil until it is completely dry. Let it dry, but not too wet, otherwise the roots of the beads will easily rot, and the beads will naturally shrive.

When cultivating Buddhist beads, it is best to place them in a place where they can receive direct sunlight. If they are kept in a place with insufficient light for a long time, they will easily grow too tall.

The best growth temperature for Buddhist beads is between 12 and 28 degrees. If it is kept between 24 and 26 degrees for a long time, its growth rate will accelerate and it will grow more vigorously.