I'm looking for guidance on how to properly plant my succulent. It's in a bit of a rough shape, and I want to make sure I do it right. Any tips on the best method for planting, especially if there are issues with the plant?
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If your succulent is only halfway broken, you should definitely make a clean cut just above the damaged area using a sterile knife. This will help prevent any infections. After that, let the cut callous over for a bit before you plant it in some fresh gritty soil. Once it's in the soil, you don't want to water it immediately—let it get used to its new spot for a few weeks to establish roots before you start giving it water again.
Before you get started, it's super important to choose the right soil and pot. Make sure it’s gritty enough for succulents. And just so you know, patience is key—after planting, give it a few weeks before watering to avoid rot. Oh, and if it’s a different kind of issue, don’t hesitate to share more details!