Choose the right planting container Soil selection and preparation Planting steps Light and ventilation watering and fertilization pest control Succulent plants are loved by more and more plant lovers due to their unique shape and low maintenance characteristics. For those who already have roots and succulent plants, how to correctly plant and maintain them and let them rejuvenate in a new environment has become the focus of attention. This article will provide you with a detailed strategy for planting roots and succulent plants. Help you easily grow healthy succulent plants. Choosing the right planting container is crucial. It is suitable for succulent plants with roots to use pottery pots or earthen pots with good air permeability, which can ensure smooth root breathing and avoid root rot caused by stagnant water. The size of the container should be slightly larger than the root system of succulent plants to facilitate the extension of the root system. Soil selection and preparation of succulent plants do not have high requirements on the soil, but it is best to choose sandy soil with good air permeability and good drainage. There are special soil for succulent plants on the market. You can also choose to mix peat soil, coarse sand and garden soil in a ratio of 1:1:1. Before planting, the soil is disinfected first, and disinfectants such as carbendazim can be used. Planting steps 1. Clean up the root system: Before planting, the root system of succulent plants needs to be pruned to remove rotten and excessively long root systems and retain healthy parts.
2. Implantation in the soil: Gently implant the pruned root system into the soil, taking care not to bury it too deep to avoid affecting breathing.
3. Watering: After planting is completed, gently compact the soil, and then pour water through to allow full contact between the soil and the roots. Light and ventilation Succulent plants like enough sunlight, but avoid direct sunlight. When maintaining indoors, succulent plants can be placed close to windows to ensure that they can receive at least 4 hours of scattered light every day and maintain good ventilation. The environment helps the growth of succulent plants. Watering and fertilizing succulent plants do not require high water. Watering should follow the principle of "better dry than wet". During the growing season, watering should be done once a week, and reduced to once a month in winter. In terms of fertilization, Compound fertilizers can be applied once a month during the growing season to promote the growth of succulent plants. Pest and insect pest control Succulent plants may encounter pest problems during their growth. Common pests and diseases include scale insects, red spiders, etc. When pests and diseases are discovered, timely measures should be taken, such as spraying with pesticides or dipping with cotton swabs. Wipe it with alcohol.
Through the above steps, you have mastered the method of planting roots and succulents. As long as you maintain them patiently, you believe that your succulents will thrive and become a beautiful scenery in your home. The maintenance of succulents also requires continuous learning and practice. I hope this article can help you.
Note: The content of this article is for reference only. The specific planting method needs to be adjusted according to actual conditions. If more detailed planting guidance is needed, it is recommended to consult relevant professionals.