How to repot a succulent with the original soil
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How to repot a succulent with the original soil
When repotting a succulent, if the original soil is not a problem, it can be kept with some of the original soil. Details are as follows:
Method of repotting a succulent without changing the soil
Succulents need to be repotted every few years. When repotting, if the soil in the pot is not a big problem, some of the original soil can be retained. Mix in some new soil, which will not affect the growth of the succulent.
When repotting a succulent and wanting to retain the original soil, the plant should first be carefully removed from the soil, taking care not to damage the roots. Then, remove some of the soil from the succulent's roots, leaving some of the original soil, and check the roots, removing any old or dead roots.
Then, prepare new soil, place it in a new pot, put the succulent and some original soil in it, plant it properly, and water moderately.
Can you water a succulent immediately after repotting
When repotting a succulent, it is best to use moist soil, so there's no need to water it immediately after potting. If the soil is damp and then watered, it can easily lead to black rot.
Also, when repotting a succulent, we usually check and prune the roots. If the succulent has wounds and is in a damp environment, it can easily be infected by bacteria and rot. Therefore, it is best to wait about a week after repotting before watering the succulent.
The above is an introduction to the method of repotting a succulent with the original soil, for everyone's reference.