Cultivation methods and precautions of succulent orange Monroe

The succulent Orange Monroe is very easy to grow. It is quite cold-resistant and can survive temperatures as low as -10 degrees Celsius in winter. It is also relatively easy to plant. First, wash the river sand several times, then water it with potassium permanganate or carbendazim to sterilize it, and then you can plant the succulent Orange Monroe.

How to grow succulent orange Monroe

1. Lighting

The succulent Orange Monroe prefers light. When growing it, it should be placed in direct sunlight for 6-8 hours. Adequate light can make the succulent Orange Monroe show color and grow more beautifully.

2. Temperature

The succulent Orange Monroe likes slightly lower temperatures to a certain extent, and the general temperature difference is about 10 degrees, the high temperature does not exceed 25 degrees, and the low temperature is lower than 15 degrees and higher than 5 degrees, which makes it easier for the succulent Orange Monroe to be in good condition.

3. Watering

Don't be too diligent in watering the succulent Orange Monroe on a daily basis, otherwise the succulent will easily be watered to death. Try not to over-water it. Each time you water it, you should first observe whether the soil in the pot is dry. Only when the soil in the pot is dry can you water it thoroughly. After watering, place it in a ventilated place.

Precautions for the maintenance of succulent orange Monroe

When caring for the succulent Orange Monroe, you should pay attention to the fact that if the maintenance environment is very stuffy and the ventilation is not very good, many small insects will appear on the succulent Orange Monroe, which will harm the growth of the plant, such as red spider mites, scale insects and whiteflies.