The lack of root growth and germination of succulent plants after planting has something to do with the soil.

Many flower friends said that their succulent plants withered not long after they were potted, and there was no sign of taking the pot. What was more puzzling was that such succulent plants had already sent out small white roots, but there was no sign of grasping the soil. What was the reason that caused the succulent plants to delay grasping the soil and not grow?

It may be that the soil particles on the surface are too large, so that the gaps between the particles are too large to fit closely to the roots of succulent plants, resulting in succulent unable to grasp the soil. There is also a problem of maintaining the environment. The succulent plants that have just been potted are actually not suitable for direct exposure to the environment, because the air circulation of the exposed environment is good, and the topsoil is easy to maintain a dry state. This dry state is unfavorable for succulent plants with shallow roots and no pots.

Generally succulent plants on the pot, wait at least a week after watering, water to the bottom of the outflow of water, the first time can also be less watering, along an edge poured to the outflow of water, watering is not too brutal, do not let the surface of the soil drift, later in the pot when the soil is almost completely dry, if not rare varieties, can be in the surface of the soil completely dry after 2-3 days of watering.

Normal growth of succulent plants, summer in good ventilation, better shade, the vast majority of varieties can withstand temperatures below 45 degrees, a few cactus class can reach 60 degrees. In winter, it is best to ensure that it is above 5 degrees, generally above 0 degrees is no problem, absolutely not below-2 degrees, and if it is below 5 degrees, it has to be moved indoors, do not let it blow to the cold wind outside, the wind blows moisture and evaporates, and the plants will freeze.

For fleshy flower pots, in fact, there is nothing wrong with the open pot itself, just that if it is in a windy, large-grain exposed environment, and the fleshy roots are relatively shallow, the use of open pots will accelerate the drying speed of topsoil, making it difficult to grasp the soil. Pot varieties to see your own like, but the size should be appropriate, in principle, the diameter of the pot than the meat diameter of 2-3 cm on the line, tree-like meat.

It is best to spread large particles of stone or foam board into small pieces and put them in. If the basin hole is larger, if you are afraid of leaking soil, spread a screen net on the hole and put soil again. When planting succulent plants, it is necessary to use granular soil suitable for succulent soil to firm the meat and then pave the meat. The pavement does not have to pursue thickness, as long as it can drag the succulent leaves and separate them from the wet soil below.

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