If a succulent drops leaves on only one side, it is most likely black rot.

Flowers & Gardening Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Q: Why do the leaves drop on one side while the other side is fine? A: You will know why once you behead it. As soon as this condition is noticed, it should be beheaded promptly, cutting until the stem is clean; the cut-off part can be left to dry until the wound heals, and then it can be propagated as a cutting. ...

Q: Why do the leaves drop on one side while the other side is fine?

A: You will know why once you behead it.

As soon as this condition is noticed, it should be beheaded promptly, cutting until the stem is clean; the cut-off part can be left to dry until the wound heals, and then it can be propagated as a cutting.

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If a succulent drops leaves on only one side, it is most likely black rot.

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