How to grow thin-layer succulents to a good state and how to grow them to overflowing pots

Sedum sedum is a succulent plant belonging to the Crassulaceae family. It is native to Coahuila and Nuevo León in Mexico. The stem height of Sedum sedum is 15-25 cm. The thin leaves have a fresh and refined classical beauty and a strong visual impact. Its leaves are gradually rendered from the tip of the leaf like watercolor paint, which is very ornamental.

Thin makeup succulent cultivation

1. Lighting

   The thin-makeup succulent plant likes a warm, dry and ventilated environment. In autumn and winter, the more sunlight there is, the more beautiful the thin-makeup plant will be when the temperature difference between day and night is large. The leaves are pink, and it really looks like a succulent plant with makeup on, which is very beautiful.

2. Moisture

   Although the leaves of the thin-leaved succulent are thin, it does not mean that it likes water and humidity. Like other succulents, it tolerates drought and is afraid of waterlogging. As long as the pot soil is kept dry, water can be controlled in summer and winter. However, do not control it too hard in summer, as the water evaporates quickly during the hot season. You can add an appropriate amount of water at night to prevent the roots from drying up. As long as the pot soil is slightly dry, the leaves of the thin-leaved succulent will be particularly bright and beautiful.

Precautions for thin makeup maintenance

During the maintenance process of thin makeup, except for proper shading and good ventilation in summer, it can be exposed to sufficient sunlight in other seasons. Daily care and watering can follow the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry. In addition, fermented fertilizer can be used to water it once every 20 days, which can make the thin makeup grow better.