Things to note when repotting Echeveria luxuriantii

Time to repot Echeveria luxuriata

Echeveria lucidum is a small to medium-sized plant. The plant is not big, has a short stem, and the diameter of the stem is not very large. Its growth rate can be said to be relatively slow, so there is no need to repot frequently.

The repotting cycle of Echeveria lucidum is about once every few years depending on its growth status. The new pot can be larger, with a diameter 1 to 2 inches larger than the plant diameter, which can promote plant growth.

Of course, if the nutrients in the flowerpot decrease, or if you want to trim the roots and change the soil, you can also change the pot at the same time.

The best time to repot is spring, because spring is the best time to repot. You can also change the pot in autumn.

Selection of potting soil for repotting Echeveria luxuriata

The potting soil can be selected with good air permeability and the soil should be fresh. You can choose peat soil mixed with some cinder particles and add a little river sand.

You can add some base fertilizer to supplement nutrients.

Things to note when repotting Echeveria Lu

Avoid repotting during hot and rainy seasons. If you repot Echeveria luxuriantly at this time, it will be difficult for the roots to slow down and the survival rate will be much lower.

Before repotting the Echeveria luxuriant, you can trim the roots appropriately, or you can directly cut off the heads of larger plants of the Echeveria luxuriant. The cut heads can also reproduce well if placed in the soil.