How do you raise succulents? How to grow potted succulents

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Choose loose and breathable sandy soil, usually control your hands and do not water more, do not dry out and do not water, pay attention to insect prevention.

1. Soil. Succulents are suitable for using soil with good water permeability, good air permeability, dry, sterile and insect-free. Beginners recommend using a perlite and coir mix (1:

2) to make substrates, suitable for the growth needs of most succulents. For the dry climate of the north, it is necessary to increase the moisture retention properties of the soil; For wet and rainy southern weather, it is necessary to improve the drainage performance of the soil.

2. Illumination. Succulents need plenty of light to grow, and too little or dark light can lead to growth. When raising succulents indoors, it is advisable to place them in a sunny window or balcony.

If the temperature is too high in summer, you can use a shading net with a shading rate of 70% and avoid the sun exposure at 12-15 o'clock; In other seasons, you can get enough sunlight.

3. Moisture. The principle of watering succulents is to water less and thoroughly, so as to avoid root rot and black rot caused by water accumulation in the pot; Too much water is also not conducive to the shape of the succulent, making it grow. In spring and autumn is the succulent growing season, and the best time to water is when the lower leaves start to dry up; Summer is the succulent dormant season, and spray watering is the main way to keep the surface of the potting soil moist; The frequency of watering should be reduced in winter.

4. Temperature. Succulents are native to South Africa, and the most suitable growing temperature is between 12 and 28 degrees Celsius, so spring and autumn are the most vigorous seasons for succulents. To raise succulents at home, ensure that the room temperature is above 8 degrees Celsius in winter and below 35 degrees Celsius in summer, and pay attention to ventilation and cooling.

5. Fertilizer. Succulents have a low dependence on fertilizers, but moderate fertilization has a good effect on their healthy growth. Succulent fertilization follows the principle of thin fertilizer and frequent application, applies Bika water-soluble fertilizer, and changing pots in spring and autumn is the best time for fertilization; During the dormant period, fertilization must be stopped to avoid root rot.

1. Soil is crucial to the growth of succulents, and the soil that can be used to breed succulents should have granular, fertile, loose, breathable, well-drained, and slightly acidic properties. The more common media that can be used to prepare succulent culture soil include garden soil, humus soil, peat soil, vermiculite, cinder, river sand, perlite, etc.

2. The more common is the spring and autumn season when the growth is faster, although the temperature and light of the remaining orange at this time are not as strong as in summer, but the water evaporation of the potting soil is still very strong, so we probably need to water once a week or soak one-third of the pot for two to three minutes to replenish the water.

Can succulents be sprayed for hydration? This should be explained in two parts: first, it should not be sprayed directly on the leaf surface of the plant, otherwise it will lead to black rot or spots that affect ornamentation; Second, the spray can be sprayed onto the ground or surrounding air to help increase the humidity of the air and promote the growth of succulents.

Of course, succulents are not exactly very demanding requirements for watering, some succulents are still suitable for open breeding, rain, spraying, especially some succulents that are easy to grow old piles, such as landing and rooting, we need to treat it differently, can not be generalized.

3. Under normal circumstances, it is not necessary to fertilize succulents, but it is very important to fertilize succulents planted for many years.

The more common manifestations that require fertilization are: the newly grown leaves are yellowish and thin, and the new branches are thin and weak, of course, this is based on the conditions of sufficient scattered light in the breeding environment.