How to grow succulents for beginners

1. Watering

When novices grow succulents, they must control the amount and avoid water accumulation. Just water the soil thoroughly. When watering, do not pour water on the leaves. If the water cannot evaporate, the leaves will easily rot.

2. Sunlight

To allow the plants to get as much sunlight as possible, ensure that they are exposed to sunlight for a long enough period of time. When the temperature is too high, the sunlight must be blocked. If it is exposed to the sun, it will show many adverse growth symptoms. It can accept full-day sunlight in winter and spring and autumn.

3. Ventilation

Many flower lovers will grow succulents indoors. When growing them indoors, you should pay attention to opening windows more often and ensure good ventilation. A closed environment is not conducive to its growth. If the environment is not breathable, water cannot evaporate and bacteria will easily breed, which is not conducive to plant growth.

4. Repotting

When cultivating the plant, you don’t need to use a larger flowerpot, so it is best to change the pot once every two years or so. During the repotting period, rotten, old and small roots need to be cut off, and the fertility of the soil can be increased.