Succulent plants don't grow all the time? Learn these methods to breed a large pot easily.

When succulent plants grow slowly, Rain Water can be used to water succulent plants, usually pay attention to collect some Rain Water. Water the succulent plants with Rain Water. Of course, the temperature of the water should not be lower than 8 °, otherwise it will freeze its roots. Outdoor succulent plants grow up to two to three times faster than indoor succulent plants. So friends who have the conditions, try to let succulent plants come into contact with the sun, especially in winter and spring and autumn. And it's best if the outdoor temperature is between 10 and 25 degrees. It is best to breed succulent plants outdoors and accept unsheltered sunlight.

There are many reasons why seedlings do not grow up, but the most important and common one is lack of water, and one is that there is no light. Among them, water shortage is a big problem. When many young friends raise succulent plants, they are too scared to water them. As a result, they do not dare to water the seeds or the seedlings. In fact, the seedlings must be watered. To what extent?. The surface of the soil cannot dry until it has grown true leaves, which can only be said to be slightly resistant to drought after growing true leaves.

Changes in seasonal climate will lead to smaller new leaves of succulent plants. In summer, the growth of succulent plants becomes slow or even stagnant, and the newly grown leaves will be smaller than the original leaves. This situation is normal, and there is no need to worry too much. With the growth of time, these new leaves will grow slowly, and will not form the phenomenon of unnatural disparity in the size of new and old leaves.

But in fact, there is no need to worry about the leaf size of succulent plants, as long as the succulent plants are given a stable environment suitable for their growth, and then help it eliminate diseases, it will grow the most suitable leaf size and the most beautiful appearance, and there will be no great disparity in leaf size.

For the leaf insertion and reproduction of succulent plants, that is, the leaves taken from succulent plants, the leaves should be strong without diseases and insects to take root and sprout easily, the succulent leaves placed on the soil should face up, and the leaves should not be inserted into the soil, nor should they be watered. The soil should not be too dry and put in a shaded and ventilated place to avoid rain and muggy heat.

Leaf insertion is not only one of the main methods of succulent reproduction, but also a great pleasure of raising succulent plants, and it is much easier than pollination and sowing. After the Beginning of Spring, the temperature is rising slowly, and the temperature between 10 and 25 degrees is more suitable for leaf insertion. If you are picking leaves from strong plants, do not pick them immediately after watering, but wait until they are slightly dry, so that the leaves will be easier to take off. When picking leaves, you should hold on to the leaves, move them left and right, and pick them carefully.

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