What is the succulent that can stick out of the pot close to growth?

Hello, succulents grow up because there is more water, and when there is more water, it will grow when there is enough light.

Succulents need to be controlled.

Succulent leaf cuttings are the main way of succulent propagation at present, due to the special nature of the succulent plant itself, it can propagate seedlings through its own leaves, and at the same time a single leaf can be propagated into multiple trees, the process of succulent leaf cuttings is very simple, as long as you master some small skills, the survival rate can almost reach more than 90%.

Succulents will grow upwards, because succulents will grow more and more, there are many kinds of succulents, some will grow one, some will grow upwards, and some will hang next to them when they grow, and the longer they grow, the longer they grow.

Why do succulents grow up? If you don't want it to grow up, you can cut off the top branches and leaves in the process of it.

This description should mean that succulents are growing, that is, the stem is elongated and the leaves are sparse, which should be caused by insufficient light and too much watering.

It may be a matter of variety, some will mainly expand to the outside world, and some will grow upward.

Succulents are planted in a large pot, and if all the succulent varieties are compact and beautiful, and you make the combination very beautiful, it is the so-called platter in the mouth of meat friends! If all the succulents are like Chinese cabbage, green and not a few, and you can't combine, and the planting is messy, then it can't be called a pot, it can only be called a hodgepodge, because there is no beauty at all!

I also have a hodgepodge of pots, the caliber is at least 60 cm or more, usually plant some eliminated succulents or succulents with large leaf cuttings and do not want to pot alone, and do not expect them to be out of the state, it means that they have raised such a variety, alive or dead, basically do not care, just occasionally shade the rain and shade, but because the pot is large and deep, and a bit of a feeling of planting, they are very luxuriant, haha! If the subject is like me, planting all the succulents in a big pot just to find a place for them to live, and not having any expectations, then it doesn't matter, there is nothing to pay attention to, and there are no consequences, just put one in the pot!

If the subject wants to spell out the beauty of the succulents, spell out the artistic conception, then the difficulty is relatively high, not only to test the art skills, but also to know the succulent varieties and habits well, otherwise the growth rate and habits are completely different succulents put together, even if they look beautiful in a short time, once they begin to grow the shape will be completely destroyed. What's more important is that the maintenance difficulty is also very high, some are relatively water-loving, some summer dormant, if you use the same way of maintenance, it is likely to hang one today, two tomorrow, or it won't be long before there is only an empty pot left! If the subject really wants to play with the pot, you can refer to the following way to put the same type of meat together, which does not need to be too dense, both intentional and easy to maintain.

Succulents are all planted in a large pot and hybrids appear after flowering?

In this case, there is a possibility of hybrids, but the probability is very small, because it usually requires two or more succulents of the same family or family or related to bloom at the same time, and there are bees or butterflies to pollinate, and they will not pick up seeds by self-pollination. The process of succulent hybrid new varieties is more complicated, belonging to the high-level skills in succulent maintenance, and the average novice can't play it, because they need artificial pollination, and as far as I usually know, many meat friends can't even distinguish between stamens and pistils, how can pollination be successful!

For the side buds that have just germinated, they are too immature, and even if they are cut off and planted in pots, they will not survive due to their lack of growth vitality. If you want to transplant, you usually need to let it continue to grow on the mother plant for a period of time, during which you should pay attention to watering and fertilizing and increasing light appropriately, so as to ensure that the mother plant and side buds can maintain good growth in the short term. When the lateral buds have grown to a certain extent, that is, they have enough ability to adapt to the new growth environment, transplantation can often be carried out.

Separating the well-growing side buds from the succulent mother plant and re-potting them is like dividing the plant and at the same time cutting off the head. In short, there are similarities with both, but not exactly the same.

First of all, we need to see how well the side buds grow, whether they have the ability to survive on their own in the new environment, and then cut them off from the mother plant. Then place it in a cool and ventilated place until the wound is dried, and pay attention to sterilization and disinfection. Once the wound has dried, transplant it into a new pot.

But before transplanting, we need to soak the culture soil in the new pot in advance. However, it does not need to be too wet, just keep the potting soil slightly moist. If the potting soil is too wet, it is not good, because it is easy to cause the wound at the base of the side bud to be infected with germs in an excessively moist environment, and eventually it may be fatal.

And the process of transplanting the side buds will also end in failure.

And even if the wound is dried and planted, the depth of the implantation in the culture soil should be moderate. Generally, shallow planting is carried out, which can just stabilize the side buds. If the side buds are planted too deep into the soil, it is also easy to cause infection and decay of the base wound.

At the same time, if too much is buried in the soil, the young leaves on the side buds will easily come into contact with the moist soil, and leaf rot will also occur.

It can be seen that although the moisture in the soil can provide a guarantee for the survival and growth of the side buds, if the humidity is too high, it is also easy to cause infection with germs and rot, resulting in transplantation failure. Therefore, when transplanting the side buds, not only the part implanted in the soil should not be too deep, but also not watered, so as to avoid the phenomenon of excessive humidity in the soil, so as to improve the survival rate of the side buds after transplantation.

How to repot and transplant a succulent, you need to know.