How to grow succulent plants

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower soil: Succulents generally prefer flower soil that is rich in nutrients and has good permeability. Generally speaking, you can use garden soil, leaf mold and some river sand to make its flower soil, or you can use a more appropriate preparation method depending on its variety. However, you must not use heavy clay soil, otherwise it will affect the growth of its root system.

2. Watering: Because there are many varieties of it, some hibernate in summer and some hibernate in winter. Therefore, it is necessary to adopt appropriate watering methods according to the varieties of plants being grown. You can water more during the growing period, and control the water during the dormant period.

3. Temperature: Generally speaking, its optimal growth temperature is 15-28℃. Some species prefer a warm environment, so you need to keep them warm in winter. Some varieties prefer a cool environment, so you should pay attention to cooling them down in the summer.

2. Breeding Methods

There are many ways to reproduce it, and there are some different methods depending on the variety. However, the more commonly used method is cutting, whether it is branch cutting or leaf cutting. This method has a higher success rate and is simple to operate, so it is recommended.

3. Disease and pest prevention

Generally speaking, it is more prone to disease, so it is best to keep it in a place with good ventilation, which can reduce the chance of it getting sick.