How to grow Sasa no Yuki and what to pay attention to

Light and temperature

This kind of succulent needs sunlight during its growing period. During this period, you can place them outdoors in a place with good light. If you place them indoors, a south-facing balcony is the best choice. If you often go to the rooftop, you can also choose to raise it on the roof, which is also very interesting. Although it can still grow when there is insufficient light, it may be deformed, which is what we call leggy growth. However, if there is insufficient light for a long time, the stripes on the leaves will become less and less obvious. In the summer, you can place them in a well-ventilated place, but be sure not to place them where the air flow from the air conditioner flows directly. If the plant is not exposed to sunlight frequently, do not suddenly take it into the sun. Direct exposure will make it difficult for the plant to withstand the sunlight and may even cause leaf burns.

Watering

Flower lovers who have grown succulents themselves know that you cannot water them too much so that water accumulates in the pot. If the air is dry, you can apply some water mist around to keep the leaves clean and increase the humidity of the air. If the air is dry for a long time, the plant may become lifeless or even ugly.

Repotting

This kind of succulent can be repotted once a year, and the grown plants can be repotted once every two or three years. The most important thing about the potting soil is that it is breathable and water-permeable. If conditions permit, you can choose to add a little lime. If you have Akadama soil, it will increase air permeability. If the seedlings are relatively small, you can plant more in one pot, and it will not affect their growth, but you should also pay attention to the spacing.

Fertilization

During the good growth season, a small amount of liquid fertilizer can be used every month, but it should not be too concentrated, as the plants may not be able to accept it.