Succulent care experience sharing: Remember these points, and they will grow plump

Succulents have a relatively high water content in their roots, stems, and leaves. When transplanting, trim the roots, cutting off excess and rotten roots, spray the succulent with carbendazim liquid, avoid high temperatures and scorching sun, then water the soil with carbendazim. After trimming, place it in a cool place for care, and wait until the wounds heal before transplanting. Keep the soil moist, and do not expose it to sunlight during the first few days

The principle of watering is not to water until dry. Do not water on cloudy days. In summer, when temperatures are high, you need to cool them down and provide shade, placing them in a ventilated spot for care. During the growing period, control the amount of water and do not water until dry. In winter, prevent frostbite from low temperatures. Choose soil with good breathability. Succulents generally need their soil changed once a year, and the time for changing soil is usually spring

Except in winter, as long as the outdoor temperature is as high as 10 degrees, succulents can be placed outdoors for care, receiving plenty of light, with good ventilation and natural temperature differences. If caring for them on a balcony, you can open the windows at night. In summer, pay attention to shading, and they must not be exposed to intense sunlight. Succulents like fertile soil with good drainage