A rubber band can make succulent plants grow roots rapidly and adapt to the pot three times faster!

How can succulents take root quickly?

Online shopping is becoming more and more popular, and many flower lovers buy succulents online. However, when you first buy them, you will often encounter situations where the roots of succulents are weak or rootless. At this time, it is best to do some root-promoting treatment before potting them.

Steps:

1. If the succulent has roots, first use scissors to trim off some of the roots that are too long and thin. If it is a rootless seedling, you can ignore this step.

2. After trimming the roots, spray some carbendazim solution on the roots, and then place the succulents in a ventilated and cool place to dry for about 1 to 2 days.

3. Find a transparent disposable cup and fill it half with water. Cover the rim of the cup with plastic wrap or plastic wrap and secure with a rubber band.

4. Use a knife to make a "X" shape in the center of the plastic film on the rim of the cup. Don't make the cut too big.

5. Place the roots of the succulent plant into the small opening, making sure the roots do not touch the water surface. Place the cup in a cool, ventilated place, away from direct sunlight.

6. In about half a month, the succulents will be able to grow very strong root systems. If you plant them in pots at this time, the time it takes for them to adapt to the pots will be very short. You no longer have to worry about the succulents taking root slowly!

7. Use slightly moist soil when planting succulents. Do not expose them to the sun right after planting. Just place them in a bright and ventilated place for maintenance.

Tips for planting succulent plants

1. Water less

When succulents are first planted in pots, they need a certain amount of time to adapt. During this time, the leaves may become shriveled. Don't rush to water them; just spray them with water.

2. The performance of succulent plants adapting to the pot

If succulents grow aerial roots, or grow new leaves, and the new leaves are full. If you gently lift the succulent with your hand, you will feel that it has grip, which proves that the succulent has adapted to the pot.

3. Tips for getting started

Don’t rush to water the succulent plants that have just adapted to the pot, or even move them outside to grow outdoors. Take it slow, gradually expose the plant to sunlight, water less, and ventilate more, and the leaves of the succulent will become fuller and fuller, and it won’t be far from being in great shape!

Here are some tips for growing succulents.

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