The must-kill list for succulent plants in summer

1. Quiet Night

The leaves of the quiet night shrub are compact, obovate or wedge-shaped, light green, with red dots on the tips, and arranged in a beautiful rosette shape. When growing in the summer, you should avoid direct sunlight and be sure to increase ventilation. The growth is slow in the summer, so pay attention to proper water control. Wait until the soil is dry before giving a small amount of water. When watering, give a small amount of water along the edge of the pot to avoid water accumulation at the roots and leaves.

2. Little Red Dress

The leaves of the little red dress are spoon-shaped, relatively flat and slender, with white powder on the surface, making it difficult to cultivate in summer. The little red plant prefers a cool and dry environment and is suitable for growing in well-drained sandy soil. It is not resistant to water and humidity and it is easy to turn black and rot in the hot and humid summer season. In order to allow the little red dress to survive the summer smoothly and avoid water accumulation at the roots, you can choose a flower pot with drainage holes at the bottom.

3. Jade Butterfly

In the summer, when the humidity is high and ventilation is poor, the jade butterfly is prone to black rot, which can lead to death in severe cases. Jade butterflies raised outdoors can survive the summer more easily than those raised indoors, but when raised outdoors, they must be prevented from being exposed to rain for a long time.

4. Raul

When caring for Raul in summer, it is easy to die, and leaves may fall off, the plant may melt into water, and black rot may occur. Pay attention to more ventilation and less watering.

5. Fu Niang

The Furun plant is prone to losing leaves and dying in summer, and is also easily sunburned.

6. Other varieties

There are also ebony, rainbow jade, maiden heart, white bear, yellow bear, etc.