How to grow succulents

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To plant succulents, you should choose porcelain pots or earthenware pots. You can buy some nutrient soil or configure it yourself. When seeding, sow the seeds directly on the surface of the soil, then cover with a layer of fine soil and plastic wrap, then poke a few small holes and wait for roots to take root. In addition, later maintenance is also very important, so pay attention to the method.

1. Prepare the pot soil

To plant succulents, you need to choose a porcelain pot or a clay pot of appropriate size. You can buy nutrient soil in the market or prepare it yourself. Use light materials and rotten leaves when preparing the soil. Mix soil, peat and coarse sand in a ratio of 1:1:1:2, then put it into a pot for later use.

2. Sowing seeds

Planting When planting, scatter the succulent seeds directly on the surface of the soil, then cover with a layer of fine soil and cover with plastic wrap. Then poke a few small holes with a toothpick to allow the seeds to breathe. Finally, place them in a well-ventilated place and wait for them to sprout and take root. That’s it.

3. Post-care

1 2. Watering: In spring and autumn, watering is generally done every 4 days. In summer, when the temperature is high, it should be watered once a day. In winter, most succulents will go dormant. To reduce the amount of water, once every half a month is enough.

2. Fertilization: The growth of any plant is inseparable from nutrients, and succulents are no exception. Fertilize once every other month during the spring and autumn growing seasons, but do not fertilize in summer and winter.

3. Temperature: The suitable temperature for the growth of succulent plants is Between 15 degrees and 28 degrees, the minimum cannot be lower than 5 degrees, and it should be controlled above 10 degrees in winter.

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