How to grow Floriana succulent well?

The leaves of Floreana succulent are very smooth and have no frost. When they are in good condition, the leaves will turn red. If the maintenance environment has sufficient light and a large temperature difference between day and night, the whole plant can turn completely red.

Floriana succulent cultivation

1. Soil

To grow Floreana succulent, you need to choose suitable soil. It is not very demanding on soil quality, but it is best grown in loose, breathable, deep and fertile sandy soil. The pH value of the soil is most suitable between 6.7-7.8. You can also add an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer, which will be more conducive to its growth.

2. Watering

   Floriana succulent cannot tolerate waterlogging. The principle of watering is alternating between dry and wet. Generally, it is enough to keep the soil in the pot slightly moist and a little dry. In winter, it will enter a dormant state, and the amount of water should be reduced at this time.

3. Sunlight

   Floreana belongs to the winter cloud series of succulents, which is very easy to sprout small heads. Normally, as long as it is exposed to enough sunlight, it will immediately sprout several small heads. It is generally better to grow it outdoors, and it will be easier to grow if the temperature difference between day and night is large.

Floriana care tips

Floreana likes a warm environment and needs to be carefully cared for during the high temperatures in summer and the low temperatures in winter. It should avoid exposure to strong sunlight in summer and should be sprayed with water from time to time to keep the environment moist. When the temperature is 2 degrees in winter, it needs to be moved indoors for maintenance. If the ambient temperature is too low, it will suffer from frost damage.