How to grow Bingmei succulent

How to raise

Ice plum succulent is a plant of the Crassulaceae family. It does not grow very fast and will not grow too tall. Side buds generally do not grow easily. Only after the plant grows and blooms will side buds grow in large numbers. Once the ice plum grows in groups, it will become particularly beautiful. When it blooms, it will have five petals and its shape is an inverted bell. When planting ice plum, you must choose suitable soil. First of all, it must have good air permeability. When watering, you must wait until the soil is completely dry before watering. At this time, you must water it thoroughly. Do not water it if the soil has not become dry. In autumn and spring, the ice plum is in the growth stage, and the daylight hours can be longer, full sun is enough. The plant will enter a dormant period in summer. At this time, you must take good care of it and provide shade and ventilation in time. Watering it three or four times a month is enough to avoid it being too dry and causing the plant to dry up.

As for temperature, in winter, if the temperature is too low, for example, below three degrees, you must slowly cut off the watering of the plants. If it is below zero degrees, the soil in the pot needs to be kept dry. Of course, try to maintain the temperature above minus three degrees in winter to ensure that the ice plum can safely survive the winter, and watering must be reduced at this time, otherwise the plants will be more likely to rot.

It should be noted that when watering, it is best to pour water on the soil and not on the leaves and flower cores.