The unique thing aboutsucculentsis that they require low maintenance and are easy to propagate.
Repotting is a major process in propagation but it is also an important maintenance activity for succulents.
When do we really have to repot?
How much water does a newly potted succulent require?
How do we repot succulents from cuttings?
In this article we will talk about the when, why and how of repotting succulents.
So if you are someone who is genuinely interested about these stuff, you are in for a treat.
In this article
When to repot succulents?
Specifically, repotting is best done when the growing season starts which is basically spring.
Repotting during this season will give your newly transplanted succulent a leverage for survival.
By best we mean, any soil mix that is labelled cactus mix.
The next thing to do is choose the appropriate pot which would be pots with drainage holes.
As for watering after repotting, we will tackle that in the next section.
When to water succulents after repotting?
There are two answers to this question but first we must know the questions.
How long has it been since you last watered your succulent when it was still in its old pot?
At the same time, is it necessary towater succulentsright after repotting them?
Let us first take the first question.
In this case, it’s crucial that you soak the cuttings in a jar with 14 water.
You will have to change the water in the jar after every two days until they grow small roots.
However, if you do so, there are no changes in the repotting process.
It is not as simple as that though.
When the roots start appearing, change the water once every two days.
When there are enough roots for repotting, transfer the water propagated cuttings in the pot.
