How long does it take for the purple pearl to adapt to the pot?

Succulent Purple Pearl acclimatization time

If the succulent purple pearl is properly cared for after being planted in the pot, it will basically take a week to acclimate, but if it is not properly cared for, it will take longer.

If the succulent purple pearl is managed properly after repotting, new leaves will grow in about half a month, but if it is not managed properly, it will take longer to grow new leaves.

The succulent purple pearl will basically grow tender roots in about 2 weeks after being potted, and young shoots will also grow at the same time, provided that it is properly maintained. If it is not properly maintained, the rooting time will be delayed.

How to care for the fleshy purple pearl during its acclimatization period

The succulent purple pearl needs to be provided with a temperature suitable for its growth during the acclimatization period. The most suitable temperature for its growth is between 15℃-25℃. In addition, do not water it immediately after potting it. Keep the potting soil dry. Provide the plant with appropriate scattered light, but avoid direct exposure to the sun to avoid sunburn.

Watering: The succulent purple pearl can be watered during the acclimatization period, but you need to pay attention to the number of watering. Don’t water it too frequently. Water it when the surface of the potting soil is dry. No watering is needed when it is moist. Also don’t water it too much to avoid water accumulation.

Fertilization: The succulent purple pearl can be fertilized once about 30 days after being potted. The amount of fertilizer applied to the purple pearl should be moderate so as to promote their growth.

Sunbathing: Succulent plants cannot be exposed to the sun immediately after being potted, because the plants are still relatively fragile at this time. Generally, they can be exposed to the sun after three to seven days.