Cultivation methods and precautions of Pale Snow Succulent

Psoralea corylifolia is a succulent plant with a very high ornamental value. It can be planted in courtyards, balconies, etc. It is not as delicate as it looks and is relatively easy to grow.

How to grow Pale Snow Succulent

1. Soil

The habit of the pale snow succulent is relatively strong. The soil requirement is that it just needs to be loose and breathable. It can be prepared by yourself with garden soil, leaf mold, sandy soil, etc.

2. Lighting

If you want the light snow to turn into yellow-green, you need to maintain sufficient light. Only under the nourishment of sunlight can the plant grow better. The daily light time should be no less than 5 hours.

3. Temperature

The best growing environment for the pale snow succulent is an environment of 10-30℃, and there also needs to be a certain temperature difference between day and night, so that it can quickly color and show its state, and also enhance the plant's resistance to stress.

4. Watering

When growing the pale snow succulent, do not water it too frequently, otherwise it may cause the plant to grow too tall. It is best to wait until the soil is completely dry before watering.

5. Flower Pots

The pale snow succulent can be planted in purple clay pots, ceramic pots, or clay pots, but the specific size needs to be determined according to the size of the plant. If you use an old stump for maintenance, you need to use a tall pot.

Matters Needing Attention in the Maintenance of Pale Snow Succulent

If you want the pale snow succulent to color quickly, you need to keep it outdoors for a long time. Generally, the longer the light exposure time, the darker the color will be. As long as the outdoor temperature is between 5-28℃, it will be fine.