Ich habe diese schöne Delfinkette kürzlich von einer meiner Mitbewohnermütter erworben. Es scheint, als ob es ziemlich gut läuft, aber ich mache mir Sorgen darüber, wie das Wurzelsystem aussehen könnte. Das zweite Bild zeigt, wie das Innere des Topfes aussieht. Wie sollte ich überhaupt anfangen, mich um dieses Biest zu kümmern?
Von: brownishbanana
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I’d definitely repot. Doing so will give you the opportunity to check the health of the roots and also get the plant into an appropriate substrate (good starting substrate is a 1:1 mix of succulent soil to inorganic grit, such as perlite or pumice). You can also move it to a different pot at that time if you wish (rootball should take up between 1/2 to 2/3 of the pot’s volume, and drainage is a must).
After that, and assuming all looks good with the roots, just practice normal succulent care: water based on signs of thirst and give it lots of light. I’ve found strings of dolphins to be extremely light-hungry plants, to the point that even my Barirna T5s that are strong enough for my echeverias couldn’t prevent my SoD from transforming into a string of stingrays, lol. From what I’ve seen over on r/succulents, they love being outside, so weather permitting, you may want to find a spot for them outdoors.