What should you do when succulent leaves go soft? One trick to bring them back to life

Some people ask what it means when succulent leaves go soft. Today we will tell you, let's take a look together. When a newly potted succulent has soft leaves, this situation is normal, because the newly potted succulent has not yet grown new roots, and its ability to absorb water is relatively poor.

So friends who grow flowers must patiently wait for the roots to grow out. If it stays in this state for a long time, or the leaves dry up severely, you should reconsider trimming the roots. The second cause is that the potting soil is too wet, which causes the succulent to turn to mush, but it likes an environment that is too humid.

This will cause the leaves to rot black, or even turn to mush. In this situation, promptly remove the mushy leaves, behead the plant, eliminate the black rot, sterilize the cut parts, and replant after drying in the shade.

The third cause is the dormant period, when the leaves dry up. When succulents are dormant, the leaves may dry up, go soft, and fall off. This is normal. You should reduce watering or stop watering. In summer, pay attention to timely ventilation, and in winter, maintain a certain temperature.

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