How succulents die

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Killed by literature and art

Killed by office

suffocated to death

Sanded to death

watered to death

Drought to death

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Death by art: Keeping succulents in a glass cover is small, fresh and artistic, but it causes poor air circulation and high temperature, leading to plant death; death by office: poor ventilation and lighting in the office, 2-3 days Drying in a sunny place; it may also be suffocated by the local soil with poor air permeability, suffocated by the insulating sand, or suffocated by drought.

Killed by literature and art

Dead by art

Many people and even many stores like to keep succulents in glass covers, which gives them a small, fresh and artistic feel! There are three consequences: 1. The air cannot flow; 2. The temperature inside the bottle is too high; 3. The humidity inside the bottle is too high after watering. Either one will kill the succulent.

Dead by office

Succulents It is indeed a very good desktop plant! However, if you keep succulents in the office for a long time, the roots will definitely rot until they turn into water and turn black. You can take the plant to a sunny place to dry for a day or two every 2-3 days, and then put it back on your desk.

Suffocated to death

Most After people get the plants, the first thing they do is dig the soil, especially find some black fertile soil around the big trees for planting. This is really great for native plants, but it's murder for succulents. 1. Succulents are exotic species and have no resistance to insect eggs or larvae in the soil in the native wild environment. 2. Fertile soil has extremely poor air permeability and retains water for a long time. Generally, the soil will be wet for 4-5 days. The roots of succulent plants will rot quickly, and then the leaves will turn black.

Sand to death

Now The sand you can see is basically fine sand, and the moisturizing effect under the sand is amazing! Moreover, the heat conduction effect of sand is very good, so when succulents are planted on it, the roots will be damp and hot, and soon the roots will rot, and then the terrible black rot will occur.

Washed to death

Many people After buying the succulents, I looked forward to them growing up quickly every day and watered them every day, but they died within two days. The reason is simple: there is too much moisture in the soil and the roots are soaked to death.

Dead by drought

Succulents Drought tolerant, not drought-loving, these are two completely different concepts! Their original growing environment lacks water, so they are drought-tolerant. In the presence of water, they will definitely grow better than in the absence of water! Most of the sedum succulents we grow today are grown in the deserts of Mexico rather than South Africa, and they all need water very much. So if you raise succulent as a cactus, it will definitely die soon!

Has your Rourou ever died? How did he die?

Killed by office

suffocated to death

Sanded to death

watered to death

Drought to death

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