How to grow succulents

1. How to grow succulents

1. Light: Most succulents prefer sunlight. Except for a few species such as jade plant and Haworthia, they can be grown in places with sufficient light. This will not only prevent them from growing too tall, but also make it easier for them to grow into shape.

2. Temperature: Most succulents prefer a warm growing environment. When caring for them, it is recommended to place them in a warm room and keep the temperature at around 20℃. This is very good for their growth.

3. Watering: Most of them like to grow in a relatively humid environment and have a certain degree of drought resistance. When caring for it, you can water it at the right time and in the right amount to keep the soil slightly moist but without water accumulation. This is most beneficial to their growth.

4. Fertilization: Top dressing can be done in spring and autumn. It is advisable to choose a fertilizer that contains comprehensive nutrients and not just one type of fertilizer. The frequency of fertilization should not be too high and should be determined according to the habits of the species being raised, but fertilization should not exceed three times a month.

2. How to grow succulents

Different varieties may have different propagation methods, but most varieties can be propagated by leaf cuttings. Cut off the healthy and plump leaves on the plant, place them in a ventilated place to dry, then place them on the surface of soft and breathable soil, water them appropriately, and wait for them to take root. If leaf cuttings are not possible, you may also consider propagation by division, branch cuttings or sowing.