Can rootless succulents be planted directly?

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1. Is it possible

2. Rooting method

3. Precautions

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If there is no damage or black rot on the rootless succulent, it can be planted directly. But if there are shriveled leaves or damage on the plant, it needs to be dried before planting. When growing roots, you can not only use soil to grow roots, but you can also use water to induce roots. It should be noted that the soil used must be loose and not too sticky.

1. Is it possible

1. Is it possible?

Whether rootless succulents can be planted directly requires checking their growth status. If there is no black rot on the succulent, or it may be damaged, you can plant it directly and maintain it. But if there are a lot of shriveled leaves on the plant and there are some wounds, it should be dried in the sun and the wounds can be planted before planting. Otherwise, it will be prone to black rot after planting.

2. Rooting method

1. Use soil to grow roots: Prepare a basin of a breathable and water-retaining substrate. Place it in the sun to disinfect before use, otherwise the bacteria in the substrate will affect the roots. After the substrate is prepared, place the rootless succulent on the substrate. After a period of time, it will grow roots. After the roots grow, it needs to be transplanted.

2. Water to induce roots: Find a clean container, Fill some clean water inside, place the succulents on top of the water, change the water once a day, and keep the water clean at all times. If there are wounds on the flesh, it is very likely to turn into black rot, so you need to wait for the wounds to heal before doing the rooting.

3. Precautions

Use The soil must have good looseness and air permeability. If the substrate is too hard or airtight, it will be difficult for it to take root.

2. Rooting method

3. Precautions

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