How to water meat correctly-detailed steps

Succulents are magical plants-they are beautiful, lively and have low maintenance costs. However, the low effort required to keep them can be confusing, especially when you know how much water to water them. We will teach you how to water succulents, make them thrive, and make sure you know the best way to save succulents from floods and over-watering.

First, water the young succulent plants.

1, lightly spray succulents every 2-4 days. Although you should usually wait 2-4 days before spraying them, the situation of each succulent plant may be different. If you are not sure how often to spray, a good experience is to wait until the soil is dry.

2. Create a timetable, and then stick to it. When succulents are young, it is very important to adhere to a strict spraying schedule.

Second, water the mature succulents.

1. Soak the soil completely with a watering can. This practice establishes a healthy root system.

2. Wait until the soil is completely dry before soaking the soil. There is no standard answer to the frequency of watering mature succulents. This will depend on plant species, soil, environmental humidity and other factors. Usually, in summer when plants are active, you should water them more frequently than in winter when plants are semi-dormant and the days are shorter.

3. Skip regular watering to promote strong roots. Sometimes it is beneficial not to water the soil after 1-2 days, so that the roots can grow stronger. Contrary to popular belief, you don't always have to stick to the same watering schedule for mature succulents. Nevertheless, it is best to have an overall timetable.

Third, restore succulents that are under-watered.

1, identify underwater signs. Your succulents may be short of water if:

The leaves on it are brittle.

The whole plant has withered (although it is difficult to recover at this time)

Many leaves withered at the top.

2. Gently spray succulents 1-5 days. This will help turn them into regular watering. Giving them "enough" water after a long period of water shortage may damage plants.

3. Gradually increase their drinking water. After they get used to this change, they will gradually return to the normal watering schedule. Then you can water them with a watering can, and they should return to normal within 1-3 weeks!