How to spend the summer with spring and autumn type succulents

Spring and Autumn Type Medium Succulent

Spring and autumn type succulents mainly include Sedum, Echeveria, Aeonium, Lithops and Cyperus.

Summer care for sedum succulents

The main thing to pay attention to when it comes to Sedum succulents in summer is watering them when the soil is dry and when it is wet. Generally, watering is done at night, and be careful not to get water on the leaves.

Summer care of Echeveria succulents

For succulent plants of the genus Echeveria, you should pay attention to placing them in a well-ventilated place in the summer and keep the temperature appropriate, not too high, otherwise the plants will stop growing. Generally, you should pay attention and control watering when the temperature is below 35℃. At noon, shade should be provided depending on the situation.

Summer care for Elephantha succulents

Succulent plants of the genus Aeonium generally hibernate in the summer, during which time the leaves of the plants will curl or even fall off, which is normal. At this time, you can directly cut off the water, and then place it in a cool place indoors for maintenance, being careful not to expose it to the sun.

Lithops succulents summer care

Lithops succulents are generally dormant in summer, so stop watering them. Note that the light is strong at noon, so they need shade.

Summer maintenance of the genus Asteraceae

Generally speaking, in summer, the succulent plants of the genus Asterix must pay attention to strict water control and keep the plants dry. If water accidentally splashes onto the leaves, the moisture must be absorbed.