In early autumn, peel off the leaves of succulents layer by layer, turning one pot into many pots that fill the balcony

Autumn is the explosive growth period for succulents, but if you have had one pot at home for a long time, there is no such thing as an explosive growth period! Since it has already burst its pot before, it should have been in a "wilted and listless" state all summer, which is very normal! But if you truly want the best for your succulents, it is recommended that you "strip off" the outer layer of the succulents. A tiny pot can turn into many pots in one autumn!

Succulent example

Yatou takes this succulent as an example to share the method with everyone

It was originally a single Haworthia cooperi, growing quite well, and it produced many small pups. They were packed densely all around. This is the kind of succulent you should choose.

First, take this succulent out of the pot, being careful not to break the tiny side shoots, and shake the soil off the roots.

Then twist off all the small side shoots around it, each one separately. Make sure none of them gets damaged, because every piece you twist off is useful.

Plant the twisted-off side shoots in the flowerpot, keeping a certain spacing between them. Plant the original mother plant as well. Now the flowerpot feels much more spacious!

After repotting the mother plant, just care for it normally. The newly planted small plants will probably take about half a month to root. Give them the same treatment as the mother plant, planting each one separately in a small flowerpot! The original small pot turns into many pots, and after autumn passes you will find that every pot has burst its pot.