How to grow ground-planted succulents quickly

1. Breeding methods:

1. Breeding environment:

At present, many places like to grow ground-planted succulent plants. This kind of plant actually has very high requirements for the breeding environment. It is generally more common in southern regions. The survival rate of ground-planted succulent plants in the north is relatively low.

Ground-planted succulents grow in an open-air environment, so they are usually not afraid of strong winds and rain. However, when they can be sheltered from the rain, they should still be controlled manually as much as possible.

Ground-planted succulents have a relatively weak ability to resist strong ultraviolet radiation, and they can easily get sunburned if exposed to the sun for a long time. When growing them, it is especially important to do a good job of sun protection in summer.

2. Soil:

Potted succulents have very high requirements for soil, but ground-planted succulents are not so delicate. They can be grown with ordinary yellow sandy soil, which is soft and fine, and has excellent air permeability.

3. Fertilizer:

Many people who choose to plant succulents in the ground rarely fertilize them, but in fact, they should ensure that the flowers and plants are fertilized every once in a while. Adding some compound fertilizer is very beneficial to the growth of plants. Generally, plants that are fertilized reasonably grow better.

4. Watering:

Ground-planted succulent plants do not need to be watered frequently. You can water them at any time, but you must make sure to water them once or twice within half a month. In summer, you can also spray some water on the flowers and leaves, so that the flowers and leaves can absorb some moisture.

2. Notes:

Although ground-planted succulents are easy to grow, you must prevent damage from slugs in time. Generally, pests will choose to attack potted plants, but slugs can easily harm ground-planted succulents, so you must pay more attention to them. In addition, not all succulents are suitable for ground cultivation. For example, white peony, red claw, etc. are not suitable, and potted plants are their preferred cultivation method.