How to cultivate fleshy purple pearls and what to pay attention to

Growth habits of purple pearl

The succulent purple pearl likes warm and dry environment and light. It is necessary to ensure that there is sufficient light for more than 4 hours a day. If the plant lacks light, it will easily grow tall and the leaves will grow very loose. However, it cannot tolerate strong sunlight. The suitable temperature for growth is generally between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius.

How to cultivate fleshy purple pearls

The cultivation of succulent purple pearls requires relatively moist soil, generally using a mixture of cinders, peat and perlite. The growth temperature is controlled between 15-25°C, and it cannot be lower than 5°C in winter. In summer, timely ventilation is required to ensure sufficient light. The soil should be kept moist during the growing period, and water can be sprayed appropriately, and fertilizer should be applied once every 20 days during the growing period.

Watering the fleshy purple pearl

The watering of the succulent purple pearl must be properly controlled and not careless. During its growing season, water it once every 4-5 days. During its dormant season, watering can basically be stopped.

Fertilizing Purple Pearl

Spring and autumn are the peak growth seasons for the succulent purple pearl. Fertilizer can be applied once a month. The fertilizer used is mainly hydrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer, but it must be diluted with clean water before application.

Precautions for the maintenance of fleshy purple pearls

The succulent purple pearl is a light-loving plant and must be given sufficient sunlight during maintenance, otherwise the leaves of the plant will lose their luster and will grow too tall. However, in summer, care must be taken to avoid direct sunlight to avoid sunburn.