To grow succulents, patience and time are of the essence. First guarantee its growth, then optimize its appearance, and so on!

For those who are new to succulents, it is important to understand that time and patience are absolutely indispensable to have a beautiful succulent. They are an essential requirement for the conservation of succulents. As the saying goes, "you can't eat hot tofu in a hurry", and since succulents grow at a relatively slow rate, they take a longer time to show their changes.

A succulent tree usually takes a long time to regain growth. It takes longer from the beginning of the growth to the appearance of good condition, and it takes about three to four months before you can see the change in the succulent from growth to initial formation. Succulents in particular take more time to take root and adapt to a new environment than other plants.

Many novices plant succulents in pots and then pull them up after three to five days to see if the roots are growing. This over-eagerness may affect the development of succulent roots.

Succulents are actually great for those who don't take care of them often. In the process of its maintenance, it does not require much energy, and most of it depends on the vitality of the succulent itself. Plant it in a pot and place it on the balcony, and over time, it will naturally take root and rejuvenate itself.

In general, the succulent root system takes 30~0 days to take root and grow. Some varieties even take longer to complete the process. Once planted in a pot, the best way is to let it develop naturally without interfering with it. Over time, you'll notice that the succulent leaves become fuller, a sign that the root system has matured.

Be patient and wait for the succulent to enter a good growth stage. The first step in maintaining a succulent is to take care of its root system, and only when the roots are healthy and can absorb water and nutrients properly, the succulent leaves will become full and plump. If the roots are not well maintained, the leaves will not improve, but will wilt.

First and foremost, patience is the key to nurturing healthy roots; This is followed by a moderate control of the watering frequency. Especially for succulents indoors or on the balcony, it is necessary to control the frequency of watering, and a small amount of water can meet their growth needs without frequent watering. Home-grown succulents are best watered at the edges, which is a safe and beneficial method for succulents to take root.

Make sure the flesh survives first, and then think about how to make it more vibrant. By following the right steps to care for your meat, many problems can be avoided.