What are the cultivation methods and precautions for succulent plants?

Succulent plant growth habits

Succulent plants prefer a cool and semi-shady growing environment. They are drought-resistant, not cold-resistant, and are more afraid of a hot and humid growing environment. During the growing season, they need sufficient light, but they should avoid strong light in summer. If the light is too strong, it will cause poor growth of its leaves.

How to grow succulent plants

1. Temperature: For succulents, the most suitable temperature environment is between 15-28 degrees. The temperature cannot be lower than 5 degrees or higher than 35 degrees. However, a larger temperature difference between day and night is more conducive to its growth.

2. Soil: When planting succulents, loose, breathable, well-drained, and not-easy-to-harden soil is generally used, which is more conducive to the growth of its root system.

3. Water: Succulents do not have a high demand for water. During normal maintenance, just keep them moist when dry. You can water them according to different varieties, and water them thoroughly when watering.

Precautions for caring for succulent plants

1. When growing succulents, you need to be careful to avoid high temperature environments in summer. Normally, they only need sufficient scattered light, because they dissipate heat slowly and are more likely to cause sunburn on the leaves.

2. When succulents are growing, there must be a certain level of air humidity. When the air is relatively dry, it is necessary to spray water around it in time to increase the humidity of the air.