Add some succulent plants to the pot in summer without rotting roots or stagnant water.

There are many kinds of succulent plants, which are indispensable in plant conservation. Succulent plants are not only beautiful, but also can absorb carbon dioxide, release oxygen, purify the air and absorb radiation. It is one of the first choices for indoor potted plants, especially in the past spring. It is the best season for novice conservation. Before succulent plants are put into the pot, we can add some "it" to the pot, which does not rot roots, does not accumulate water, and grows full of water.

That is the common "cinder" in our life. we all know that to maintain succulent plants, we must first take good care of its root system. As long as the root system is well maintained, then any other problems will not be a problem. Succulent soil requires loose and permeable, well-drained, sandy loam with a certain aggregate structure and can provide nutrients needed during the growing period. When preparing, we should pay attention to the reasonable collocation of organic and inorganic plants to avoid too fine and too small dust.

If the soil we choose for succulent plants can not meet the requirements for succulent growth, then we mix some "cinder" into the soil, why should we mix it with cinder? If the soil of our succulent plants is impervious and poor in drainage, then after we have been watered for a period of time, the soil will lose nutrients, which is easy to cause stagnant water in the basin, and the root system of succulent plants is most afraid of stagnant water, and only the drainage of the soil is good. Succulent roots are naturally cultivated.

Cinder is relatively common in daily life. If the succulent plant we just bought does not add any particles, or if we think the ceramsite in the flower market is too expensive, then the simplest and most convenient way is to add cinder. We will collect the cinder into small particles, mixed into the soil of succulent plants, the proportion is 1:2 (soil), this purpose is conducive to the root growth of succulent plants, so that the soil drainage is better!

The method is relatively simple. If you have just started succulent plants or are about to change pots for succulent plants, you can try this small method.