How to transplant and prune the roots of the succulent plant

The time for root pruning should be appropriate

When transplanting and pruning the roots of this succulent plant during its growth period, it is important to choose an appropriate time period. Normally, it should be carried out between March and August, especially in March and April. Because the warm environment at this time is conducive to their normal survival after root pruning, and the success rate of transplantation is higher.

The root pruning object should be suitable

Usually, the roots that grow in the first year of Phoebe jasper are almost entirely tiny, and the roots are not strong enough, so Phoebe jasper that has been planted for less than a year is not suitable for transplanting and root pruning. Otherwise, the transplanted animals may face difficulty in normal growth and development or even die. For this reason, we should wait until the second year of the growth of the Phoebe before transplanting it. At this time, the Phoebe is a suitable object for root pruning.

The degree of root pruning should be moderate

When pruning the roots of the Jade Plant before transplanting, the pruning should not be too harsh. You only need to use scissors to slightly cut off the longer roots. Do not cut them all off, otherwise it will be equivalent to removing most of its previous development results, which is very detrimental to its growth and survival after transplantation.

In summary, if we want to transplant the Jade Plant to another place, we must pay attention to pruning its roots within the appropriate time period, and wait until it has grown for at least one year before pruning the roots. The root pruning should not be too harsh. Only by paying attention to these points can the black jade plant grow normally after transplantation.