To raise a lot of meat, first grow roots, strong leaves, luxuriant and burst pots.

There are more and more people who like succulent plants. If you want to raise a lot of meat, you still need to think about it. The root system is the foundation of plant survival. If the root system is not raised well, most plants do not grow well, so root cultivation is also very important for succulent plants. So how do succulent roots need to be raised?

1. Watering

Watering succulent plants and its root growth has a very important role, watering should be good root permeability, not easy to appear root necrosis, can make succulent roots strong, when watering more succulent plants are easy to grow. When the root system is strong and the water is properly controlled, the succulent plant will grow toward hypertrophy.

two。 Flowerpot

The bigger the flowerpot, the better. The bigger the flowerpot is, the more likely it is to have rotten roots. The key to the choice of flowerpot lies in water conservation, ventilation and coordination. The choice of the size of the flowerpot should be matched with the plant. The safer way is to choose a pot that is slightly larger than the plant. There is also good ventilation.

3. Change the basin

If the succulent plants are not changed for a long time, the basin soil is prone to hardening symptoms, and even some roots will rot and be infected with germs, and the growth of succulent plants will be greatly hindered in these situations. so we change pots for succulent plants every year or every other year.

4. A ventilated environment

Generally speaking, the muggy environment is extremely disadvantageous to the growth of succulent plants, and it is best to maintain succulent plants in places such as balconies and windowsills with good lighting and ventilation. It is best to pad a layer of paper towels at the bottom of the basin, and do not put too many permeable materials, otherwise the lower part of the basin will be dry for a long time, which is precisely disadvantageous to the growth of succulent roots.