I place the succulent in the pot, check that it is centered and at a similar depth to the previous planting.
Holding the pot, I fill it with compost all around the roots.
In the end, we can use a brush to remove any compost that has fallen on the Echeveria.
We can also apply a layer of decorative gravel that will give a beautiful finish and prevent the soil from splashing the plant when we water.
I water the plant so that the soil settles well at the roots and I make sure that the water drains quickly by exiting through the drainage hole.
Also, repotted the new shoot in the old pot… now I have two Echeverias growing on their own.
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