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Succulent plant care

Succulent plants are one of the most popular plants amongst plant enthusiasts beacause of resilient nature and beautiful appearance. Its thick fleshy leaves store water which allows it to thrive in most environments. Succulent plants are the perfect plant for begginer because of its low maintenace nature and also are easy to propagate. Follow the steps below to start your succulent journey!

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Potting the succulent

  • Upon receiving the bare-rooted succulents unwrap the roots and follow the given steps,

  • Put them in a potting mix of sand, vermicompost and soil. Use a pot with drainage holes

  • Place it in indirect sunlight for 3-4 days to water it thoroughly once and make sure the water drains out from the bottom of the pot.

Light and water

  • Succulents need lots of sunlight and very little water

  • Place the plant in direct sunlight for at least 3-4 hours daily or keep them in bright indirect sunlight near a window or balcony

  • water only once the soil is completely dry. and water them thoroughly so that the water drains out of the pot. 

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Identifying the plants need

  • Being a plant parent it is crucial that you should be able to identify your plant needs just by looking at it and we are here to help you figure it out

  • Succulent leaves become black and mushy when they are being overwatered

  • Leaves look shrivelled and wrinkled when they are being underwatered

  • Black spots on leaves mean signs of fungal infection. remove the infected leaves immediately to avoid spread of infection 

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