Can you grow succulents in the soil of green radish?

Can the soil of green radish be used to grow succulents?

The soil for growing green radish can be used to grow succulents, because peat soil or leaf mold is generally used when growing green radish, both of which are suitable for the growth of succulents.

Usually when we use green radish soil to plant succulents, we should pay attention to the choice of soil. Some green radishes use soil with extremely strong water retention capacity. This kind of soil cannot be used to plant succulents because succulents do not need too much water.

The advantages and disadvantages of growing green radish in soil

Advantages: Pothos soil has certain nutrients, so using it to plant succulents can promote their growth and flowering.

Disadvantages: Most of the soil for green radish has good water retention capacity, so if the soil chosen is not suitable, it will cause water accumulation at the roots of succulents.

How to grow succulent plants in the soil of green radish

1. Watering frequency: The soil of the green radish is generally relatively moist, so you need to reduce the watering frequency. Generally, wait until the soil becomes dry before watering.

2. Soil preparation: Chlorophytum soil cannot be used alone. It is best to mix it with some granular soil with strong drainage ability. This mixed use is beneficial to succulents.