How to pot up succulents after root trimming so they root fast and establish more easily

Today we will pot up succulents together. There are two things we need to pay attention to when potting up. First, because succulents generally cannot be watered after potting up and before they root, the soil we use for growing succulents must be pre-treated.

That is, you can water the growing soil a little first, keeping the soil in a half-moist state. This way, the soil in the pot can provide the succulent with a certain supply of water, which is very helpful for the succulent's survival.

The second point is that after potting up, place the succulent in a cooler, more ventilated spot and let its wounded roots heal slowly. When can you move the succulent into the sun? It is after you notice the succulent starting to grow new leaves.

Or it could be the succulent's leaves: after you let it dry in the air, the succulent's leaves generally become soft. As soon as the succulent starts to sprout, its leaves will begin to harden and become fairly firm, because it can absorb water. At this point you can move it into the sun to bask, and then start watering.

Half-moist soil is very beneficial for the growth of a succulent that has just been trimmed, because it has a certain amount of moisture, yet it is not only that, its air permeability is also very good. We just need to insert the succulent into the soil, but not too tightly.

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