If your Anacampseros Sunrise is looking unwell, your plant’s declining health may be caused by the following: Overwatering The number one cause of succulent illness is overwatering. If your plant gets more than the water it needs, it will suffer from root rot which can quickly progress to fungal infection. You must treat your Anacampseros Sunrise immediately after seeing signs of root rot such as wrinkly, yellow, or dull green leaves. Gently remove the plant from the pot and brush off the soil from the roots. Examine the roots carefully and cut the rotted ones with a sterile sharp knife or razor blade. Lay the plant in a dry area. Fill a terracotta pot with cactus potting mix, sand, and perlite. Repot your succulent and wait three to four days before you water the soil. Pest Infestation Anacampseros Sunrise attracts mealybugs and spider mites. Remove these sap-sucking pests immediately to prevent scarring, stunted growth, or the early demise of your plant. To remove mealybugs and spider mites, spray 70% rubbing alcohol or diluted neem oil on the affected areas. You can also spray your plant with liquid soap diluted with water. Just add a few drops of soap in 2 cups of water. Repeat the treatment once a week until you get rid of the pests. During treatment, place your pot in a shaded area. Exposure to bright light will cause sunburn. Make sure to isolate your infected plant to prevent the pests from contaminating other plants.