The cultivation methods and precautions of succulent Allen

The succulent plant Allen is relatively easy to grow and grows relatively fast. It is a relatively drought-resistant succulent variety. When watering, wait until the soil of the succulent plant Allen is completely dry, and then water it thoroughly again. You can also use the immersion pot method.

How to grow succulent Allen

1. Selection of potting soil

Allen has relatively low requirements for soil, and needs to be planted in loose nutrient soil, which can promote the growth of the succulent Allen. However, after Allen grows into a large seedling, it needs more granular soil for maintenance.

2. Lighting

Allen is a very light-loving succulent plant, so during the growing season, it must be exposed to more sunlight. In summer, Allen needs to be properly shaded to prevent its leaves from being burned.

3. Watering

Allen grows more vigorously in spring and autumn, so at this time, you need to wait until the soil in the pot is dry before watering. It should be noted that you must not water it frequently. If you water it too much, the plant will easily grow too tall, and in severe cases, the roots will rot.

Succulent Allen Maintenance Precautions

When caring for the succulent plant Allen, you should pay attention to picking leaves regularly. Picking off the old leaves at the bottom can reduce nutrient consumption, expose the stems, and expose them to more sunlight. This will make the stems more lignified and grow better.