How long does it take for Raul succulent to adapt to the pot?

Raul succulent acclimatization time

After the Raul succulent is planted in a pot, if it is well maintained, it will adapt to the pot in about 1-2 weeks. After about 10 days, you will see leaflets growing from the base of the leaves.

Before Raul acclimates to the pot, its leaves will shrink and wilt, and the whole plant will look very listless. However, after acclimating to the pot, the leaves will grow fuller and three-dimensional, and the root system will also become stronger, able to firmly grasp the soil and not shake.

How to make Raul succulent quickly adapt to the pot

The soil for planting Raul succulents needs to be selected with good air permeability and drainage, so that its root system can resume growth, which is beneficial to the growth of the plant.

Maintenance of Raul succulent during the acclimatization period

1. Do not water the Raul frequently during the acclimatization period. The root system has not fully recovered at this time and cannot absorb water in time, which can easily lead to root rot. In addition, it cannot be exposed to the sun at this time. It needs to be maintained in a cool, well-ventilated place. After it adapts to the environment, it can be placed in the sun.

2. After replanting the Raul, place it in a cool and ventilated place for a week to allow the seedlings to grow. During this period, be careful not to water it, otherwise it may easily lead to the occurrence of black rot. After the seedlings have grown, water it thoroughly again and start daily maintenance.

3. When succulents are dormant in summer, there is no need to fertilize them, as this will cause fertilizer damage and burn the roots of the plants.

4. Raul cannot be placed under direct light. You can first put it in a well-ventilated, cool place. After it adapts to the new environment, you can then place it under bright scattered light for maintenance.