How to grow sapphire succulents and what is the difference between it and ruby

1. How to raise

1. Suitable soil: Sapphire succulent has strong adaptability and can grow normally in many soil types. It does not have very high requirements for soil. However, in order to ensure good growth, suitable soil should be provided, which requires good air permeability, strong drainage, and sufficient nutrients. You can use leaf mold mixed with vermiculite and Akadama soil, and it must be dried and sterilized before use.

2. Reasonable water supply: Sapphire is relatively drought-resistant and does not require much water. Do not water it too often, and the amount of watering each time should be controlled. During the spring and autumn growing seasons, wait until the soil is slightly dry before watering. Each time you water, you need to water thoroughly without any stagnant water. As the temperature gradually drops in winter, the amount of watering should be reduced.

3. Appropriate fertilization: Sapphire does not require much fertilizer. Fertilization is generally done once a month during the growth period. Appropriate fertilization can meet the nutrient needs.

4. Correct exposure to light: Sapphire is a light-loving plant and cannot be grown in a shady place without light, otherwise its growth will deteriorate. Only by providing sufficient sunlight can the leaves become beautiful, turn red, and become dense and full.

2. What is the difference between it and ruby?

The main difference between sapphire succulents and ruby ​​succulents is their colors. Sapphire is blue in color, while ruby ​​is red when the sunlight is good and the temperature difference is large.