Fleshy leaves soften and contract.

This symptom should be root rot caused by too much watering or root stem caused by too much soil in the basin, which leads to dehydration, softening and contraction of fleshy leaves.

One: the phenomenon that leaves are soft and drooping due to excessive watering. Usually, watering is not easy to be too wet. If the soil is too wet, it will easily accumulate water, leading to root rot and drooping leaves. It is best to keep the soil dry and water it, which is beneficial to root growth and leaves are not easy to soften and shrink.

Second, the soil board is hard and impermeable, which makes the poured water unable to penetrate into the soil layer, so that most roots can't absorb water and nutrients, which leads to the symptoms of dehydration and malnutrition of leaves, and the yellow leaves become soft and atrophy. The best way is to loosen the soil properly, which is beneficial to soil loosening, ventilation, drainage and root growth.