Do I need to cut off the succulents when they bloom?

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1. Whether to cut it off

2. Cutting method after cutting

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Whether you want to cut off the succulent flowering flowers depends on your own preferences. If you cut off its leaves, it can absorb enough nutrients and grow fuller and rounder. The cut flowers can be cut. When cutting, the wound should be dried on the Insert it into the soil. If it is not cut off, add potassium dihydrogen phosphate during regular watering to reduce the risk of wilting.

1. Whether to cut it off

1. Whether to cut it off

1. Cut off the foil: If you cut it off after the succulents bloom, it will inevitably reduce the loss of nutrients. If the flowers grow, they will definitely absorb a lot of nutrients, causing the leaves to grow far away. Not as full and round as before. Cutting off the foil can produce more side buds, and the foil can also be cut.

2. Do not cut the foil: grow succulents until they bloom. It is very difficult, and you are reluctant to cut it off and are afraid that it will absorb nutrients and cause the leaves to deform and wither. At this time, you can add a small amount of potassium dihydrogen phosphate when watering to reduce the risk of withering.

2. Cutting method after cutting

1. Use a knife or scissors to cut off the fleshy foil, and place it in a dark and ventilated place until the wound dries.

2. Insert the foil with the dried wound into the soil. Do not insert it too deep. Just place it in a place with astigmatism. New shoots will appear in about 15-30 days.

3. Precautions

Cutting When it comes to foil, choosing a foil with more leaves and a stronger body is more conducive to survival. Don't rush to water just after the cuttings. The soil should be slightly moist. Water appropriately after new shoots grow.

2. Cutting method after cutting

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