How to care for succulents in early autumn? Prevent pests and diseases to avoid plant damage

Autumn has already arrived, and it is once again time to buy succulents and make them beautiful, but the lingering power of the autumn tiger is still here. Gardening friends must be careful, otherwise the succulents will die even more miserably than in summer! Let's learn together how the following succulent varieties deal with the autumn tiger:

At midday, shading is a must, and direct sunlight must be avoided, but they need more sun in the morning and evening every day, otherwise the red tips will disappear. Water when the soil is dry and let it dry out between waterings; wait until the pot feels noticeably lighter before watering again. The ventilation environment must be good, otherwise they are prone to turning to mush and black rot. Do not water too much, to avoid root suffocation caused by a sudden temperature rise; watering once about every 10 days is enough. Increase ventilation to prevent water from accumulating and causing root suffocation. Succulents kept indoors or in shade must not suddenly be placed outdoors; the light at midday is still intense, and once suddenly exposed to full sun, they will surely be scorched to death.

Water once about every 10 days. At this stage, it is better to water less, because the autumn tiger has not yet passed, and too much water easily causes root suffocation. Increase ventilation, which can carry away excess moisture and prevent root rot. Tolerant of partial shade, but will become leggy; morning and evening light is acceptable.

Place in a well-ventilated spot and promptly remove dried and withered leaves. Water about once every 2 weeks, keeping to a dry-and-wet cycle; water less to avoid root rot!

After the Start of Autumn, cool breezes gradually arrive, the temperature difference between day and night gradually increases, and the minimum temperatures in the morning and at night also gradually drop. As the day-night temperature difference gradually grows, succulents will gradually become more beautiful under its influence, but after watering, the high-temperature full sun of the next day must be avoided.

The next thing is the prevention and control of pests and diseases. After the Start of Autumn, periods of temperatures in the twenties become more common, and the comfortable temperature and humidity also easily lead to an increase in all kinds of pests and disease pathogens, providing a suitable living environment and even causing them to begin reproducing in large numbers.

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