String of Dolphins

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Spider plant succulent soil - The first and the top String of Dolphin’s care rule is that you need to plant in a well-draining potting or soil mix. The best is to order a typical succulent sandy soil mix for dolphin plant pots and gardens. Ensure that the pot is of an appropriate size and has well-defined holes at the bottom for water drainage. The soil mix ratio for potting soil and sand is 3:1. Alternatively, you can add 15% perlite, 35% organic manure, 35% river sand, and 15% cocopeat.
Fertilizer - Your dolphin succulent plant can survive without regular fertilizers. However, it is advisable to fertilize them at least once annually, at the beginning of the blooming season, that is spring. Take care not to over-fertilize the soil as it can result in the dancing dolphin plant losing its cute iconic shape.
Watering - Your succulent String of Dolphins needs to be watered no more than once or twice a week during the hot season, even if the plant is drought-tolerant. When the weather is colder, ensure that you water the plant only once or twice every month. The water needs to be in the correct quantity for the dolphin tail plant to thrive. If the water stands at the plant's roots, they will start to rot, and in no time, you will find the String of Dolphins drying up.
Dolphin outdoor light - The other important aspect of the strings of dolphin plant care is the sunlight. The plant loves bright natural light but ensures that it is indirect. For an indoor window plant succulent, you need to place it near a south-facing window. Also, remember, the dolphin-shaped succulent can tolerate lower temperatures - almost as common as 4°C. These are, however, not frost-tolerant plants.
Repotting String of Dolphins - The succulent should be repotted once every few years for nutrient-rich soil. Each time goes in for a pot one size larger than the current one. You can read dolphin pots reviews for best buy.