Video: A small trick in spring will make your succulents grow faster

Succulent repotting video

How to repot succulent plants

Material

Bear's Paw potted plants (taking Bear's Paw as an example), flower pots, scissors, soil, vermiculite, perlite, expanded clay, and peat soil.

step

The first step is to choose a suitable flowerpot that meets the growth needs of the plant.

The second step is to take out the plant, turn the flowerpot upside down, and gently take out the plant with the soil. Before repotting, be careful not to water the plant for 2 weeks, so it will be easier to take out.

The third step is to tidy up the plants, remove some of the soil, and trim the roots appropriately. Then place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry.

Step 4: Prepare the soil. First put the expanded clay into the flowerpot, then add peat soil, perlite and vermiculite and mix them evenly.

The fifth step is to start potting. After preparing the soil, you can gently dig a small hole in the soil, then plant the plant into the soil and compact it.

Note that you don’t need to water the plant after potting it. Place it in a place with scattered light and then water it after 2-3 weeks of maintenance.