Succulent plants like shade or sunlight

Do succulents prefer shade or sun?

There are many varieties of succulents, but most of them are sun-loving plants and prefer a growing environment with sufficient light. If they grow in an environment that is too dark, it may cause the plants to grow too tall and their growth may be slow.

Succulents basking in the sun

Succulents have very strict requirements for light. It is best to keep them in bright scattered light. They can be given full sun in spring, autumn and winter, but they need to be shaded by more than 50% in summer.

Succulents can be exposed to the sun. Exposing them to more sun can provide nutrients for the photosynthesis of the plants, but they cannot be exposed to excessive sunlight to prevent the leaves from being burned and dried up.

Succulent growth habits

There are many varieties of succulents, most of which prefer a cool growing environment and have strict requirements on light. They avoid shade and scorching sun exposure. The most suitable growth temperature is 15-25℃. They are not strict on soil and prefer clean, well-drained soil.

Succulent plants are relatively small in size and prefer scattered light. If they are grown at home, they are very suitable to be grown on windowsills, where there is sufficient light, which is very suitable for the growth of succulents. From the perspective of Feng Shui, it can also bring good luck to the home.