How to treat Kalanchoe black spot

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1. Disease

2. Lighting

3. Environment

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The plant suffering from black spot disease is most likely infected with the disease. At this time, the diseased leaves and flower branches should be pruned off as soon as possible. After pruning, the diseased branches and leaves should be cleaned. Place the plant in a place with relatively weak light and a cool location to allow the plant to recover its leaves naturally. You can transplant it with soil, or do not let the plant receive sunlight after transplanting, and wait for a period of time to allow the plant to adapt itself.

1. Disease

1. Diseases

1. Plants suffering from black spot disease are likely to be infected with the disease. When infected, the leaves of the plant will gradually evolve from brown to black, and will become increasingly serious.

2. At this time, the sick leaves should be removed quickly Prune off the flowering branches and clean the diseased branches and leaves after pruning. Then put it in a ventilated and cool place for ventilation. Wait for the pruning wound to heal, then spray a fungicide or disinfect the soil.

2. Lighting

1. If the light received by the plant is too strong or exposed for a long time, the leaves of the plant may also turn black. It is very likely that the leaves of the plant have been exposed to light. Burn phenomenon.

2. At this time, the plant should be placed in the light For weaker areas, place them in a shady location and let the plants recover their leaves naturally.

3. Environment

1. If the root system is accidentally damaged when transplanting the plant, the leaves may turn black due to the plant's inability to adapt to the new environment.

2. You can transplant it with soil, or After planting, do not allow the plant to receive sunlight and wait for a period of time to allow the plant to adapt itself.

2. Lighting

3. Environment

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