How to grow silver moon succulents and how to grow Changbai

The Silver Moon Succulent has moon-shaped fleshy leaves covered with a thick layer of white velvet. It looks noble and cool, feels soft and delicate, and is endearing. Its leaves will turn white after being rained on, and will return to silver after drying. It is extremely interesting and is loved by many people. It is naturally an excellent choice.

Silver Moon Succulent Cultivation

1. Soil: Silver Moon Succulent requires breathable soil. It can be prepared by mixing peat, perlite and coal slag.

2. Watering: When growing Silver Moon Succulent, it is not advisable to water too much, otherwise the roots will easily rot. When watering, water thoroughly when the soil is dry, and do not water if it is not dry.

3. Light: Silver Moon Succulent loves light very much. Under sufficient light, the leaves will appear fuller and the white hairs will be denser. If there is insufficient light, it will easily grow too long and the white hairs will become sparse.

Silver Moon Maintenance Precautions

Pay attention to the light when caring for the Silver Moon Succulent. Sufficient light will make it grow more vigorously. Thick and full leaves and a large temperature difference between day and night are also things that need to be paid attention to during maintenance. When caring for it outdoors, you can artificially create the temperature difference, place it in a sunny place during the day, and move it into a cooler place indoors at night.

It grows in cool seasons and enters dormancy at high temperatures, so it is difficult to survive the summer. If you don't pay attention, the leaves will become waterlogged and the plant will rot and die. In summer, move it to a cool and ventilated place for maintenance to avoid being burned by strong direct sunlight, and control watering, only give a little water on the edge of the pot to ensure that its roots do not dry out due to lack of water.