How to grow Daniel succulent and how to grow it into an old pile

1. How to raise

1. Pot and soil selection: When caring for Daniel succulents, you must choose suitable flower pots and soil. The flower pot should be a container of appropriate size with small drainage holes at the bottom. The soil must be prepared well, and must be breathable, loose, and contain sufficient nutrients.

2. Sunlight: Daniel succulent is slightly tolerant to partial shade and can be kept indoors for a short period of time, but if there is insufficient light for a long time, the leaves will turn green and it will also cause excessive growth. In an environment with sufficient sunlight, succulents can grow normally and their leaves will turn red.

3. Watering in moderation: Daniel succulents need appropriate watering to grow. Spring and autumn are the growing seasons, and the weather cannot be too dry. You can water them immediately after the soil in the pot is completely dry. After early summer, it will gradually enter a dormant stage and water should be controlled appropriately. Do not water too much in winter to prevent water accumulation.

4. Temperature requirements: During daily growth, the temperature should be maintained at around 18-25 degrees Celsius. Within this warm range, it is suitable for the growth of Daniel succulent. In winter, you should keep warm and the temperature should not be lower than 5 degrees Celsius.

2. How to cultivate old piles

In order to grow Daniel succulent into an old pile, in addition to normal maintenance, it is also necessary to strengthen ventilation and appropriately cut the head to promote the formation of old piles.