Can succulents be sprayed with nutrient solution?

1. Usage

Plant nutrient solution is like fertilizer, which is to provide nutrients for plant growth and development. If you want to use nutrient solution to maintain succulents, it is best to choose one that is specially designed for succulents and is made from pure plant fermentation. The nutrient solution takes effect quickly and has a higher absorption rate than ordinary fertilizers. It is usually diluted with water and added to the culture soil when watering.

2. Can it be sprayed?

In fact, succulents do not have a strong demand for nutrients, and one leaf can survive. Therefore, if the succulents still do not grow well when other conditions such as light, moisture, and temperature are met, you should consider the nutrient problem. When applying the nutrient solution, be sure to dilute it. The nutrient solution used for spraying is directly applied to the leaves, and the concentration is lower than that when pouring into the soil. It is generally sprayed when the plant growth condition is poor or the air is relatively dry.

3. Spraying time

Do not use nutrient solution too frequently for succulents to avoid root and leaf burn. Generally, add two to three drops of nutrient solution to a disposable paper cup filled with water, drop two to three drops into the soil every week, or spray once a week. When spraying, it is better to use less rather than more. You can choose not to spray but not too much, especially in winter. It is generally used in summer or autumn.