What to do when succulents look poor in autumn? Do this one step to bring them back to life

As autumn approaches, temperatures are gradually dropping, so friends who love succulents can start buying them. The leaves of these plants are usually plump and rich in water, and many grow in desert regions. Our little succulents are no exception, with oval leaves that are wide on the outside and narrow on the inside, thick and solid, like a chubby little bear paw.

A few days ago I kept hearing friends say that the new succulents they bought came home in poor condition. Today I will share tips on how to make newly bought ones full of life again. First, we can buy succulents from greenhouse bases or buy them online, but in neither case should we use the original soil they came with.

The original condition is definitely poor, so choose high-quality soil instead; that way, when planted in larger numbers, they will be full of life. Second, we can replant them. When planting, remove the original soil. This soil may still carry bacteria, so do not damage the plant. Even if the condition when bought is poor, it will not die.

Third, clean and refresh them, and not a single root, including the four main roots, should be left. The side parts also need to be trimmed off. This can promote their growth and development, and when they grow well, their resistance will improve.

When trimming and refreshing them, be especially careful not to damage them; if the roots on the refreshed part are harmed, they will easily die.