Cultivation methods and precautions of succulent spring sprouts

The succulent spring sprouts are very easy to grow. They grow relatively fast and are more likely to grow too tall. During daily maintenance, you must water them reasonably and not too frequently. If you water them too frequently, they are more likely to grow too tall.

How to grow succulent spring sprouts

1. Lighting

Spring sprouts have a high demand for light, and the surface of their leaves are glossy. If there is insufficient light, the length of their leaves will become longer, so in the process of caring for spring sprouts, you must maintain sufficient light.

2. Watering

Chunmeng has a certain degree of drought resistance. If watered too frequently, it will cause it to grow too tall or even have root rot. You can use a general succulent soil mixture of 3 parts peat + 7 parts granules.

3. Temperature difference

Spring sprouts have a strong ability to adapt. In late autumn and early winter, don't rush to move them indoors to keep them warm. As long as the minimum temperature is not lower than 0 degrees, try to let them stay in the outdoor environment for a while longer.

4. Spraying

If the spring sprouts are infected with diseases and pests, if you accidentally spray the medicine on the leaves of the spring sprouts when spraying, it will easily cause its leaves to become waterlogged. Therefore, try to kill the insects manually and avoid spraying medicine. If the number is large, just repot and wash the roots, replace the soil and repot.

Precautions for caring for succulent spring sprouts

When caring for succulents, you should pay attention to changing the soil. For succulents that have just been planted, there is no need to change the pot or soil. Wait for a period of time until the plants have adapted to the pot and grown a little bigger, then you can change the pot and soil.