Skinny + leggy + sunburned = poor girl

Can leggy growth and sunburn occur at the same time?

Of course, but it happens because you don't operate it properly.

Once a succulent plant grows too tall, there is no way to shrink it back, but people always hold on to the hope that, what if? If you put it in the sun, it may grow too tall and get sunburned at the same time.

If succulents grow in a dark environment for a long time and are suddenly moved to an environment with sufficient (high-intensity) sunlight, the chance of sunburn will increase, especially in summer. The succulents will get sunburned in just one day.

What should I do if my daughter grows too tall?

Don’t take succulent plants out to dry as soon as you see them growing leggy. It depends on the situation.

Slight leggy growth does not affect the shape of the plant. It can be gradually restored by moving it to the sun. Be careful to do it gradually, don't expose to the sun suddenly.

If the plants have obvious tubercles, do not expose them to the sun for the time being. Cut off the tops and take cuttings directly. After recovery, basking in the sun.

What should I do if a girl gets sunburned?

If you find that the leaves are sunburned, immediately move the plant to a cool and ventilated place, dry it, spray some water, and increase the air humidity. This is also somewhat effective for minor sunburns.

For leaves that have turned black or even melted, simply cut off the black part or break off the entire leaf.

What should I do if my female chick is too tall and gets sunburned?

This is a century-old problem and it is rare to see. But the solution is simple, just cut off the tanned part without leaving any trace. Then dry it in a cool place, cut off the head, and re-graft the overgrown parts.

As for whether it can bear fruit, it also depends on the degree of sunburn. If it is only slightly sunburned, the cuttings and the remaining parts will survive. If the sunburn is severe, the cut off part can basically be thrown away.