19. What should I do if the succulents continue to lose leaves?
There are several situations for the leaves of succulents:
First, the high temperature after watering is high, which may cause a large number of leaves to fall in a short period of time, or even fall into a bare commander. This situation is more common among rosettes with thick leaves. Once a pot of white peony basically turned into a pile in one or two days.
There is basically no chance to save this situation. It can only be maintained ventilation to see if the pole and root can be retained. The leaves can be inserted, because the growth points of the leaves that fall in this way are relatively complete.
Second, there is a condition at the root, such as rotten or black rot. Regardless of the situation, when the roots cannot provide the plant with nutrients and water, the leaves basically depend on their own consumption on the stems, and leaves will also fall off one after another. At this time, the leaves are shriveled or withered.
After this situation is discovered, it mainly depends on whether the color of the stem is normal, whether it is black or black; you can directly unearth from the pot to check the roots, or you can choose a stem with severe leaves that have broken it from the soil near the pot to see. If the stem is broken, it is basically unsuccessful. All you can do is to break the black stems from relatively good places to cut them.
Third, normal leaf consumption metabolism. This leaf loss situation will not cause the leaves to fall continuously. Generally, the leaves are dried up after consumption or fall off naturally. This is a normal situation, especially in summer.
20. Can whole grains raise succulents?
Whole grains raise succulents, theoretically, it is OK, and some people have good whole grains. For example, I have seen some old stakes that are fully granulated, and their condition is very good; some people in the group use pudding bottles to raise small stakes, and their care is also very good. I have tried to raise small plants with whole grains on the balcony, and it feels OK.
full particle maintenance, with relatively high maintenance requirements. First, temperature control, exposure to the sun can easily lead to higher root temperatures and necrosis or dryness; second, moisture, because although the whole particle has good water permeability, its own poor water retention is not friendly to root growth, and accidentally causes the root to completely dry up.
So personal experience, the maintenance of the whole particle depends on the maintenance environment, the size and strength of the plant, and also depends on your own cultivation skills, that is, the maintenance energy and experience. Of course, if you want to keep it, it might as well try it.
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