Beginners must see! How to cultivate the newly purchased succulents to make your succulent plants grow strong and vigorous.

Choose a suitable cultivation container, prepare suitable soil, watering method, lighting conditions, temperature management, pruning and propagation, pest and disease control. With the continuous pursuit of people for the quality of life, succulent plants have become the choice of more and more families due to their unique shapes and easy maintenance characteristics. How to cultivate the newly purchased succulent? This article will introduce in detail how to cultivate the newly purchased succulent, allowing you to easily grow healthy succulent plants.Choose a suitable cultivation containerThe newly purchased succulent plants need to choose a suitable cultivation container. It is recommended to use a pottery or ceramic pot with good breathability, which can ensure the breathability and drainage of the soil, and is beneficial for the growth of succulent plants.Prepare suitable soilSucculent plants have higher requirements for soil, and it is necessary to choose soil with good breathability and strong drainage. You can choose soil mixed with peat soil, perlite, vermiculite, etc., or buy special soil for succulent plants. The pH value of the soil is best between 6.5-7.5, preferably slightly acidic.Watering methodThe newly purchased succulent plants should not be watered too much to avoid root rot. Generally, it is enough to water once a week. When watering, it should be done in the evening or morning to avoid direct sunlight. When watering, make sure the water is thoroughly watered to allow the soil to fully absorb the water.Lighting conditionsSucculent plants like plenty of sunlight but should not be exposed to direct sunlight. The newly purchased succulent plants should be placed in a place with sufficient scattered light, such as a balcony, windowsill, etc. As the plant grows, the lighting time can be gradually increased, but be careful to avoid strong direct sunlight.Temperature managementSucculent plants have strong adaptability to temperature, but the most suitable growth temperature is between 15-25°C. In winter, when the temperature is lower than 5°C, the succulent plants should be moved indoors for maintenance to avoid frostbite.Pruning and propagationDuring the growth of newly purchased succulent plants, they may appear withered, weak, etc. It is necessary to prune the weak parts in time to prevent the spread of the disease. Succulent plants can be propagated by cutting, dividing, etc.Pest and disease controlSucculent plants may be plagued by pests and diseases during growth. When pests and diseases are found, measures should be taken in a timely manner for prevention and control. Methods such as spraying pesticides and pruning weak parts can be used for treatment.How to cultivate the newly purchased succulent, the key is to choose the right container, soil, watering, lighting, temperature, pruning and propagation, and pest and disease control. As long as you master these key points, your succulent plants will surely grow strong and become a beautiful landscape in your home.References:"Succulent Plant Maintenance Guide", China Agricultural Press, published in 2019."Succulent Plant Propagation and Maintenance", China Forestry Press, published in 2018.