When is the best season to cut off the head of the Thousand Buddha's Hand? How to maintain the Thousand Buddha's Hand after cutting off the head

Thousand Buddha's Hand is a common succulent plant in life. Because it can purify the air and has a unique shape, many people will keep one or two pots at home. So when is the best season to cut the head of Thousand Buddha's Hand? How to maintain Thousand Buddha's Hand after cutting it? The following editor will explain them one by one, hoping to help everyone.

When is the best season to behead the Thousand Buddha Hands?

1. In spring and autumn, cut off the root of the Thousand Buddha's Hand 2 to 3 cm away from the soil, pick off a few leaves from the fleshy head, and put the cut roots, fleshy heads and leaves in a ventilated and cool place for 3 to 5 days (avoid the sun). After the wound is dry, the fleshy head can be inserted into loose, breathable and water-permeable moist soil, and the leaves can also be placed obliquely on sandy soil.

2. The roots, fleshy heads and leaves in the pot should also be placed in a cool and ventilated place, away from the sun, and the soil in the pot should be kept moist; the leaves will take root after two weeks, the fleshy heads will take root in about 20 days, and the roots in the pot will produce side buds in about ten days.

3. Wait until the roots, fleshy heads and leaves in the pot take root and sprout, and then slowly expose them to the sun. The plants will grow strong under the sun, and you can cultivate them normally after their survival is stable.

How to maintain the Thousand Buddha Hands after beheading

Autumn and spring are the growing seasons of Thousand Buddha Hands. The temperature is suitable and the environment is comfortable. After beheading, apply carbendazim and place it in a ventilated and cool place. Many tillers will burst out from the stems in about 20 days at most.

What to do if the Thousand Buddha Hands turn black

Thousand Buddha Hands is a succulent plant, so water control is required. If it is too dry, the leaves will fall off. If it is watered too much, the roots will rot. It also needs light in winter, so place it on a windowsill where the sun shines. If the leaves turn black and fall off when touched, it may be that the roots have begun to rot. The way to save it is to dig it up and cut off the head, cut off the black rot part, and re-root it in the cool root and wait for it to root.