spring transition care on Echeveria
Quick answer
If your Echeveria has spring transition care, the most likely cause is: In spring, succulents emerge from dormancy and resume active growth as temperatures rise above 10°C and daylight increases, making this the ideal time for repotting and resuming regular watering.
Start here:
- 1. 1. Repot in early spring when new growth is visible using well-drained gritty compost (1:3 grit to compost)
- 2. 2. Resume watering every 10-14 days as temperatures rise above 10°C (50°F)
Why Echeveria gets spring transition care
Echeveria spp.
In spring, succulents emerge from dormancy and resume active growth as temperatures rise above 10°C and daylight increases, making this the ideal time for repotting and resuming regular watering.
How to reverse spring transition care on Echeveria
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1. Repot in early spring when new growth is visible using well-drained gritty compost (1:3 grit to compost)
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2. Resume watering every 10-14 days as temperatures rise above 10°C (50°F)
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3. Begin fortnightly feeding with half-strength cactus fertilizer from March through September
Keep spring transition care off this Echeveria
Repot succulents in spring when new growth appears, using fresh gritty compost. Resume watering gradually as growth accelerates.