For growing most succulents, such as: • Cacti • Agaves, aloes, opuntias, echeverias, euphorbias, lithopses (living stones) and others
• Peat
• Perlite
• Coarse-grained sand
• Lava weather
• Chalk
• Fertilizer
• Salnity: < 2,5g/l
• Structure: 0-40mm
• Best time for repotting: It is recommended to repot in the spring, but it can be done all year round as an intervention.
• Product preparation: The product is mechanically compressed, it is recommended to loosen it before use. The dry soil should be moistened with water.
Repotting into a larger pot:
• Prepare a clean pot with drainage holes larger than the root ball.
• Gently remove the root ball and remove dead roots.
• Pour a layer of drainage, such as expanded clay, into the bottom of the pot.
• Insert the plant to the adequate depth, fill the pot with soil to 2 cm below the edge and slightly compact the soil.
• Do the first, small watering only a few days later.
We recommend starting fertilization 3–4 weeks after repotting.
Practical advice:
• Succulents prefer well-sunny places.
• To avoid stabbing yourself and breaking the thorns, it's a good idea to use kitchen tongs, a thick cloth or rolled-up newspaper when repotting cacti. When repotting, always grab the cactus by the root neck.
