What to do when the succulent platter is full

1. Replace the flower pot

Succulent plants grow very fast. As long as they are placed in the sun and supplemented with nutrients in time, the plants can grow rapidly. Therefore, some succulent platters will look very crowded. If you ignore them for a long time, the nutrients in the soil will be difficult to supply. If you want to continue to maintain this combination, you can change the flowerpot for the succulent platter and choose a pot with a larger diameter, which can also leave space for later growth. Transplant the succulent platter with the soil into a new pot, then fill it with soil of the same composition and water it thoroughly to promote growth.

2. Cutting and grafting

When the succulent platter is full, the plants may stretch outward. At this time, you can cut off their heads and use cuttings to cultivate new plants. Prepare a sharp blade, sterilize it in advance, and then cut off the top bud of the plant. Prepare a small flowerpot, fill it with loose, fertile soil, and insert the cut branches into it. You can take this opportunity to re-graft a succulent platter.

3. Leaf cutting and grafting

First observe the leaves of the plant. If there are yellow or rotten leaves, remove them in time. Then cut the full leaves from the plant, place them on the substrate, and carefully cultivate the new plants.