How to plant succulents (planting methods and maintenance of succulents)

Succulents are usually planted in March-May in spring, when the climate is suitable and more conducive to plant growth. Before planting, it is usually suggested to choose a small pottery basin or soil basin, and mix humus soil, coarse sand and peat soil in a certain proportion to prepare basin soil; When planting, plant the bought succulent seeds in the soil and then cover them with a plastic film with several holes. Pay attention to watering every 5-7 days and fertilizing every 10- 15 days during curing. Let's give you a detailed introduction.

1. Planting time

The planting time of succulents is usually from March to May in spring, when the climate is mild and the temperature is suitable, which is beneficial to improve their survival rate and accelerate their rooting and germination.

Prepare potted soil

It is best to choose a smaller clay basin or clay basin, because most succulents are relatively small and suitable for their own size. As for pot soil, it is suggested that humus soil, peat soil and coarse sand should be prepared according to the ratio of 2:2: 1, or the special soil for succulents should be used directly.

Select seeds

First choose varieties according to personal preferences, and then choose fleshy seeds that grow well and are full, which can generally be purchased at the flower market.

plant

Scatter the prepared succulent seeds in the soil and cover with a thin layer of soil. Spray a small amount of water and cover the soil with plastic film. There are several holes in the plastic film to facilitate ventilation and absorb the surrounding oxygen, thus promoting the rapid growth of roots and branches.

5. Post-planting management

Seeds don't need to be watered when they are planted. They can be watered after the soil is dry, usually once every 5-7 days. After the succulents take root and sprout, you need to use Huaduoduo professional fertilizer every 10- 15 days. In addition, the growth temperature of succulents should be 15-20℃, high temperature weather should be avoided in summer, and heat preservation measures should be taken in winter to ensure that it is not lower than 10℃ to avoid freezing injury.