How to plant succulent leaf cuttings after germination, how often to water them, and how long to grow them

1. How to plant

1. Prepare potting soil: After germination, you need to use a flower pot for planting. Before planting, you need to prepare a small flower pot and fill it with about 80% breathable soil. You can use fine sandy soil, loose, well-drained soil so that succulents recover faster after planting.

2. Take out the seedlings: Carefully remove the seedlings from the original soil, and do not damage their new roots to avoid them dying after planting. If the newly grown roots have black rot, they need to be properly pruned and disinfected before planting.

3. Planting: After processing, put the seedlings with leaves into the soil and plant them. If its leaves fall off, don't worry, just let its new roots absorb nutrients.

2. How long does it take to water?

After planting, you need to place it in a place with scattered light, and wait for 3-5 days for the plant to adapt before watering it. The amount of water should also be controlled, not too much. Generally speaking, the seedlings just after germination do not need too much water. Just spray some water on them, and there is no need to water them thoroughly.

3. How long does it take to grow up?

Usually, it will grow up in about half a year after transplanting. However, the growth rate of the plant is also related to maintenance. If the maintenance method is improper, it will grow slower. When caring for it, allow it to receive appropriate light and avoid being exposed to direct sunlight.