If you want to fatten succulent plants, adjust the water temperature when watering, fatten and burst pots easily.

If the water temperature is moderate and the flowers are luxuriant, if the water temperature is too cold, the flowers will be unhealthy. It can be seen that when the difference between water temperature and soil temperature is too big, succulent plants should not be watered to avoid cold water damage to the root system. The most suitable method is to store some spare water in a basin near the succulent place, which is conducive to naturally adjusting the difference in water temperature. in general, the temperature difference between water temperature and soil temperature should be kept within 5 ℃, so that the succulent root system will not be hurt.

Let's talk about when the leaves of succulent plants will be watered. We can't generalize whether we want to water or not. Because of the high humidity in the south, we are afraid that if there is too much water, the leaves will be infected with water. If the climate is dry, especially if there is heating in the north in winter, if the leaves are not watered before taking root and sprouting, the leaves will not move for a long time. In the north, spring, autumn and winter are all very dry. Most of the leaves are mixed with wet soil, then covered with vermiculite, and then put on the leaves to dry. In the process of waiting for rooting, if you see that the vermiculite color is light, it means that the soil below is dry, then pour some more water. Some flower friends have always been wet in the soil, and there has been no tragedy of dissolving water, except in hot summer.

Why is summer not suitable for frequently watering succulent plants? Because succulent plants have entered dormancy or semi-dormancy period, even summer type species, above 35 degrees will enter semi-dormancy period, water more than root absorption, time is easy to rot roots, and summer is a high incidence period of germs invasion, long-term moist, more prone to stuffy and black rot, so watering once a month is enough, each time a small amount is not watered thoroughly, it is best to choose cool and windy midnight watering.

On the second or third day after watering, remember to observe the succulent plants. if you find that there are leaves that become transparent and melt water, it means that there is too much water. At this time, stop watering, dig up the succulent plant, and check the roots. If the pole does not turn black, let it dry for a day or two before planting it with dry soil. Just spray a little water on the soil surface, and if the pole turns black, it means there is a bacterial infection.

For succulent plants that have just come into the pot, they generally choose Chao soil to make the succulent plants have an adaptation period and water thoroughly after a week. At this time, attention must be paid to ventilation, mildew or rotten roots are caused by lack of ventilation or too much soil is too wet in the proportion of peat. when it is dry and thoroughly, the surface is moist, dry and wet again, so repeatedly, it should be almost done again after a month.

If the leaves are inserted to breed succulent plants, when the medium is dry, properly replenish some water, so that the medium is damp but not wet, which is more conducive to rooting and sprouting, and will not cause any adverse effect on the leaf insertion.

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