If you notice that the leaves of your succulents are beginning to turn yellow and fall off, you can deal with this problem.

Consider several steps to treat the leaves of succulents.

Adjust your attention.

If you notice that your fleshy leaves feel wet and soft, it may be a sign that you have watered them too much.

You may also find that your plants are not in the best lighting or temperature control place.

If you notice that this problem affects many leaves, you may not be able to fix it by adjusting it.

Step 1: Make sure that the stems or leaves you cut are at least 5-8 cm long.

Step 2: Leave it in a warm place for a few days to form calluses on the wound.

Step 3: Find a new flowerpot (especially when the old plant is sick) and fill it with soil that drains easily.

Step 4: Put the leaves on the soil and cover the cutting end with some soil.

Step 5: Put the flowerpot in direct sunlight, but don't add water.

Step 6: Wait a few weeks for the plants to take root and sprout.

Step 7: Next poke the plant to see if it takes root.

Step 8: Once rooted, water carefully.

Step 9: Drain the soil and then water it.

As time goes on, new plants will start to grow, and you don't need to get rid of the original plants.

How to prevent yellow leaves

Once you start planting a new and healthy succulent plant, you should do your best to take care of it.

The most important link to prevent yellow leaves from falling is to put your succulents in the right place.

You should combine lighting conditions with temperature control.

Use a larger basin.

When potted succulents, wide flowerpots with sufficient drainage should be used.

If your plant is already in the flowerpot, you don't need to replant it.

Adjust the watering time

Depending on the time of year, you need to water the plants more or less.

If the soil feels wet, you don't need to water it yet.

Sometimes, watering or not watering plants can solve the problem immediately.

You can check your plants every day, but you shouldn't indulge in it.

But with the increase of time, meat will also change.

The leaves of succulents will turn yellow or fall off for many reasons.

Fortunately, most of the reasons are related to plant care.

If you can change your nursing routine, you can treat most of these problems and prevent them in the future.