How to cultivate and manage succulent plants
A comprehensive introduction to how to cultivate and manage succulent plants and tips for beginners on caring for them, sharing detailed content on green plant maintenance.
Many people are very fond of succulents, but they tend to become short-lived during the summer. Although succulents are very easy to care for, it's still easy to kill them if the key points are not mastered. Today, Flower will teach everyone how to care for these flowers. Flower enthusiasts, let's learn together~
This is how to grow succulents well!
To care for succulents, you should follow their growth habits to keep them healthy. First, we need to be prepared for the potting process. A good soil environment allows the succulent roots to grow comfortably. Flower enthusiasts can take a look with Flower~
Why should we repot succulents?
Spring and autumn are the best times to repot succulents. If you like to grow succulents, you need to learn to repot them at the right time to make them grow better.
When do you need to repot?
1. Repot every year
Succulents prefer granular soil. If you don't repot after a year of care, some of the granular soil will gradually powder and affect the roots.
How to cultivate and manage succulent plants
2. Slow growth in spring and autumn
Generally speaking, spring and autumn are the fastest growing seasons for succulents. If the succulents during these periods do not grow normally, it indicates a problem with the roots or soil, and the soil should be changed.
3. Soft leaves
If you find that the entire plant of the succulent begins to soften and the leaves are also soft and flabby, and they still do not improve even with regular watering and sun exposure, it means the soil has a problem. It is necessary to change the soil.
4. Too many dead leaves
Sometimes succulents grow robustly with many leaves, and there are many dead leaves at the bottom. In this case, it is difficult to clean the dead leaves, so the potting soil needs to be changed, cleaned, and otherwise, hidden eggs may be present, which would be worse.