How to grow succulent plants

1. Temperature

It is not cold-resistant, and the suitable temperature for it is usually between 10-30 degrees. However, in summer, you should pay attention to the temperature not being too high and should maintain it below 30 degrees. The temperature in winter should be above 10 degrees to ensure its normal growth, and should not be lower than 5 degrees, otherwise it will cause its growth to be too slow.

2. Lighting

It generally prefers to grow in an environment with good sunlight, but in the summer, be careful to avoid direct sunlight and exposure to the sun to prevent sunburn and affect its normal growth. In other seasons, to help it grow better and faster, you can give it as much sun as possible.

3. Watering

Usually watering should be done in moderation, and sufficient water should be applied after the soil becomes dry. Pay attention to water control to prevent water accumulation from affecting its root growth, but do not let it be too dry to prevent it from lack of water and unable to grow normally.

4. Fertilization

Generally speaking, you can apply fertilizer and water to it once every month. Be careful not to use too high a concentration to avoid burning the plant. In addition, when cultivating it, applying fertilizers containing calcium will be more conducive to its growth. Appropriate amounts of fertilizers containing phosphorus and potassium will also help it grow better. Be careful not to apply too much fertilizer, which may cause the plant to fail to grow normally or even die.