How to plant the succulents just bought with soil
Here are some specifics on the knowledge of planting green plants and flowers for succulents bought with soil:
How to plant the succulents just bought with soil
Many friends who buy succulents for the first time don't know how to handle the ones with soil. Today, the editor will introduce some information to you all.
Planting the succulents just bought with soil: Cleaning the soil
After buying the succulents, if they come with soil, it's best to throw away the original soil. This is because the soil is generally not very fertile and may contain eggs or germs. It's best to reconfigure the soil and discard the original one.
Checking the roots
After throwing away the soil, we should clean the roots of the succulents and then inspect them to see if there are any dried or rotting parts. If there are, they should be trimmed promptly. Then, check if there are any eggs on the roots. After inspection, soak the succulent roots in a fungicide solution to disinfect, then place them in a cool, well-ventilated area to dry the roots.
Repotting
After the succulent roots have dried, we can prepare new soil for repotting. When repotting succulents, avoid planting them too deep and make sure the leaves do not touch the soil. Then place them in a cool, well-ventilated environment to let the succulents adapt. After they have adapted, care for them normally.
When buying succulents with soil, it's best to throw away the original soil and inspect the roots of the succulents. If there are any issues, trim them promptly. Then, disinfect the roots of the succulents, usually by soaking them in a fungicide solution. After that, place the succulents in a cool, well-ventilated area to dry. After repotting, do not water excessively. Wait until the succulents have adapted before gradually increasing light and water.
The above is an introduction to the methods of planting succulents just bought with soil, which can be used as a reference suggestion.