The best time and precautions for succulent plants to change basins have mastered succulent rubbing and growing.

Succulent change basin of the "best" time and points for attention, mastered, succulent rub non-stop!

Spring and autumn are the best time for transplanting succulent plants. Check the succulent leaves for pests while transplanting. If the leaves are withered or injured, they must be removed. But if the following things happen to your succulent family, it's a reminder that it's time to transplant it for a new pot.

There are problems with the roots of succulent plants, such as rotten roots and dead roots; the succulent plants are too big after growing for a period of time, and the original flowerpots can no longer provide enough space for the growth of succulent plants, and succulent plants have obvious growth problems, that is, succulent plants that have not changed the soil for a long time, the roots at the bottom are too developed and have never been trimmed.

The tissue of the capillary root of the succulent plant is so fragile that it cannot withstand the big action of moving the basin, and even if it is retained, it will automatically recede (aging and death, it is difficult to maintain vitality). So succulent plants usually have to trim their roots every two years or so, and that's why the new roots are healthier.

Secondly, it is inevitable to move the basin more or more or more to damage the root system. Therefore, root drying is a necessary safety process, which plays the role of insurance.

When changing the basin, pay attention to handle gently, do not hurt the root system or succulent leaves, the former is easy to cause plant death, the latter affects beauty. If your new flowerpot is free, it should be fine. If it is a porcelain cup or bottomless container, it is recommended to lay a layer of ceramsite or perlite at the bottom of the container.

Take my Huang Li and Dahejin as an example. After the transplanting was completed, the small pots dared not water. They were all sprayed with a spray pot to make the soil moist.

Stop watering 3 to 5 days before changing the pot. when changing the basin, deduct the plant from the basin and shake the soil clean at the root. Cut off the old root, rotten root and hollow root, and retain the root system with strong, full and good absorptive capacity.

However, for varieties with hypertrophic fleshy roots, such as cactus, peony and black jade, it is not easy to excessively cut roots, because these fleshy roots store rich nutrients, if excessive pruning will affect growth, even rotten roots, and the whole plant will die.

When planting new plants, a layer of screen should be placed on the drainage hole at the bottom of the flowerpot to prevent insect pests, and then the yarn net should be covered with tiles to facilitate drainage.

Different varieties of succulent plants are planted with different culture soil. coarse-grained soil should be placed at the bottom of the flowerpot, and then fine-grained soil should be placed at the bottom of the flowerpot to straighten the plant and lift the plant slightly while adding soil to make the root system stretch. Don't overfill the soil so that it can be watered later.