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      text: "The thought about how to repot succulents might be a nail-biting mental picture for new plant parents. Whether you have a gigantic cactus leaning over, a leggy echeveria jumping out of its pot, or a baby Haworthia living off a tiny home, repotting is an uncomplicated task that you should not be bugged about. Succulents are biologically built to tolerate transplanting stress, thanks to their intrinsic fitness levels. So, there you go, don\'t feel overwhelmed! Now, let’s all go to the main point!\n\nWoman Replanting Succulents\n\nCan Repotting Succulents Kill Them?\n\nSucculent repotting is a regular garden chore that should not kill your herbaceous plants. Rather, it helps them thrive! While survivability might be lower for baby or rot-attacked plants due to the reduced carbon storage — my dear plant parents — it is a compelling task anyone can experience. As mentioned above, they are quite forgiving of stress, so you must do something terrible to kill them!\n\nReplanting Echeveria\n\nWhen to Repot Succulents and Why? Should We Do It after Buying?\n\nYou might ask yourself when to repot succulents. There are a few signs to look out for. A good indicator is when it is overgrown after spending a few years in its old pot or you need to rescue it from a rotting base to save the propagable branches. Recently purchased from shops, baby succulents should also be transplanted. The need to transplant succulents includes the following:\n\nPots from garden centers or nurseries are usually undersized, so giving it a slightly bigger root space will make it happy.\nOld soils are usually devoid of nutrients, coupled with slight compaction.\nAs you transplant, you will also get a chance to see the roots or possibly rotting base, saving your plant from fungal demise.\nFor aesthetic purposes, it\'s a perfect time to upgrade the looks and select the best pots for succulents.\n\nIn general, repotting is performed to rejuvenate the plant’s nutrients and ensure its health. For the new plants, they should be left acclimated at home for at least two weeks to reduce the effects of transplanting stress before having their container changed.\n\nSucculent Terrariums\n\nHow Often Should We Repot after Buying?\n\nThe frequency of repotting is generally determined by the plant’s health. As succulents rarely send down an extensive root system, they can go unpotted for about 1-2 years, with some reports even tolerating up to 5 years. If you feel that it is not growing any longer or have noticed discoloration or rotting symptoms, it is also a good indicator to repot succulents. \n\nWhat Is the Best Potting Method for Succulents?\n\nGenerally, the repotting succulent process employs a singular method, though it can slightly vary depending on the age and your purpose:\n\nDirect planting. This undeviating method is usually applied to plants with a small pot that needs an upsize without disturbing the root ball. It is considered the simplest method and guarantees a rapid recovery and a high survival rate.\nSoil renewal. If you have an old cactus or echeveria, soil renewal is applicable. This technique consists of removing the utilized soil fragments, trimming some roots, and planting them in new dirt.\nAdding drainage. When a plant declines due to insufficient drainage, hole-less pot, or compact soil, adding extra crumbly material is another way to reduce the risk of rotting. Porous additives like gravel are placed at the bottom before adding the cactus dirt to help its roots breathe normally.\n\nSucculents In Cache Pits\n\nHow to Repot Succulents Step-by-step\n\nAfter gaining knowledge on the principles above, we are now all set to learn how to repot a succulent below!\n\nSupplies\n\nLarger plant pot with holds\nSucculent or cactus soil\nGardening gloves\nHand trowel\nA pair of pruning shears\n\nInstructions\n\nPreparatory Works\n\nA week before transplanting succulent indoors, acclimate your plant by placing it in the desired space (ideally next to the window). It is also advised to stop watering to “harden” it, simulating a slight stress in its physiology and, therefore, making it withstand the process.\n\nExtracting the Root Ball\n\nOn the day of transplanting, some recommend watering the plant to facilitate an easier extraction of the underground parts. When uncovering the root ball, take good care not to damage a significant chunk of the roots; slide it through with one go. Should soil be wet when transplanting? This depends on each circumstance. If you have a new plant, its soil is still likely friable and not compact, making the step unnecessary. \n\nChecking the Roots\n\nIf the underground organs are healthy and not spiraling in the pot, you are good to proceed to the next step–simply planting your spiky cactus directly. Otherwise, you will want to trim it down a bit to free up some space. If you see mushy roots and rotten crowns, chopping them off is also advisable to eliminate the bad parts and to ensure that the new growth is disease-free.\n\nPlanting\n\nAfter ensuring the underground parts are all in perfect shape, it\'s time to plant it! Optionally, fill the bottom layer with a coarse material such as gravel, bark, or sand. Next is to place the plant in the middle of the pot, estimating that the crown (the part where the underground and the aerial part meet) sits not too deep relative to the pot’s brim. Finally, pour the mixture on the sides until the pot is filled with the medium about the crown level (do not bury it!). You can wiggle the plant’s container a little bit to leave no large soil spaces.\n\nWatering\n\nYou might have asked when to water succulents after repotting? This is an important step that serves as an “agglutination” agent between the medium and the roots, ensuring a good establishment. Pour a decent amount of water until the excess water is drained into the bottom holes. Water fills up the soil pores and removes some of the large air pockets, which reduce the particle’s contact with the roots.\n\nReplanting a succulent\n\nAdditional Guides in Repotting Succulents\n\nThe guidelines for repotting a succulent mentioned in the previous block are a general process that is applicable to various situations. If you have a specific circumstance, the following points might interest you:\n\nIn Winter\n\nWinter transplanting is not prohibited as succulents quite resist unfavorable conditions. However, some of the tips below ensure a greater survival rate for your plants!\n\nAcclimate your succulent in a location where you plan to put it on display a week before transplanting.\nAnother advisable practice is to stop watering a week before which can also help mitigate stress after transplant.\nProceed to the usual method of transplanting, but after doing so, ensure that it sits in a fairly stable temperature to prevent thermal stress.\n\nSucculent In Winter\n\nPlant Without Roots\n\nDuring the process of replanting a chopped underground part saved from a previous infection, it might be worrisome to see a rootless base, but no worries! Here’s what you need to know:\n\nSimply allow it to form a scar tissue, called a callus, or when the wound dries out, and you are ready to plant it in a few days!\nLeave the plant tissue in a dry place, free from the direct sunlight, such as laying it over a paper towel or an uncovered plastic container.\nWater immediately after transplanting.\n\nThat Are Too Tall\n\nIf you repot a succulent plant with a towering height, it might be especially challenging; for this reason, here are some helpful tips that will ease the process:\n\nPut it on one side so the elongated stem will sit in a resting position, avoiding the risk of stem breakage.\nTongs, burlap, and an old yoga mat can be used to protect yourself from any spikes when maneuvering the fat trunk.\nWiggling the rootball with a gentle motion or using a flat object like a ruler or a knife can help separate the succulent’s glued roots from the pot wall.\nBreak the pot if you struggle to extract it out.\nWatering the soil a day after planting can help soften the root ball of your tall succulent.\n\nOutdoors\n\nMost succulents can withstand the biting cold in winter unless your region is visited by frost spells. If you live in a mild-wintered region, you can proceed with the following steps:\n\nPut a temporary shade on your plant, such as burlap nets or a tall potted plant that can cast a shadow next to it. After spending a long time indoors, they are yet to withstand direct heat.\nWhile they can tolerate shady locations, it is still best to choose a sunny space to avoid the legginess of the stem.\nPlanting in spring or fall is recommended rather than planting in summer.\nEnsure that the garden soil meets the proper requirements as in your plant’s old medium–well-draining, friable, and airy.\n\nMaking Succulent Terrarium\n\nTop Tips for Succulent Repotting\n\nNow that you have just learned how to resoil your beloved desert plant, we have some added tips to guarantee good health in the years to come!\n\nDo not repot succulents in less than a year. In fact, they can withstand more than 5 years due to its shallow root system. Just ensure they are well-fed with fertilizers.\nWhen fertilizing, use a very diluted solution as they easily rot with concentrated nutrients. Also, you do not have to supplement nutrients if it\'s just recently repotted.\nAn overgrown succulent, such as Echeveria or Jade Plants, may benefit from trimming, although it is not mandatory. It will just maintain the plant’s shape and also help increase the air circulation.\nAdd mulch chips around your plant using wood bark, applying about 3-5 inches (8-12 cm) thick layer to prevent weed growth and diseases.\nStone mulches might be more aesthetic, but they can retain heat, especially during hot days. So, it is better to leave a determined radius, about 1-2 inches (3-5 cm), or opt for chip wood bark.\nOnce they’re established, watering should be done with approximately 2-3 weeks intervals. Old, established cacti can even withstand for months without irrigation.\n\nFAQ\n\nShould Soil Be Wet When Repotting Succulents?\n\nPrior to replanting, soaking the soil will facilitate the removal of the rootball from the pot. However, watering should be withheld about 5-7 days after planting to induce light stress, making the plant slightly tolerant to the stressful replanting.\n\nShould We Water Our Succulent after Repotting?\n\nIt’s recommended to water a succulent after repotting to let the new root system have good contact with the soil. This crucial step removes large air pockets that prevent a good root-soil particle union.\n\nWhen to Water Succulents after Repotting?\n\nRight after repotting, it should be watered promptly until you see the excess draining out of the holes. The next watering schedule should be about a week later or when the superficial soil appears dry.\n\nWhat Is the Best Soil for Repotting Succulents?\n\nCactus or succulent-specific soil is the best medium for repotting succulent plants. If this is impossible, you can use regular soil and combine coarse materials like perlite or sand to make the mix more airy."
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