Introduction to succulent

Last Update :2024.05.15

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1. Appearance introduction

2. Introduction to habits

3. Other introductions


There are many varieties of succulents. Generally, the leaves are very full and the plant shape is very compact. Common varieties include Apricotaceae, Crassulaceae, Euphorbiaceae, Cactaceae, etc. They like to grow in a loose substrate and also like sunlight. Some succulents will still bloom, but they are rare. During the maintenance process, attention should be paid to keeping the soil in a slightly moist state as much as possible.


Introduction to Succulent
1. Appearance introduction

1. Appearance introduction

The leaves of succulent plants are generally very full, and the plant shape is also very compact, making the plant look very small. If you maintain it as an old pile, the plant size will become larger. It has many varieties, including Apricotaceae, Sedumaceae, Euphorbiaceae, Cactaceae, etc.

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2. Introduction to habits

1 3. Like looseness: Succulents like to grow in a loose substrate, so the soil must have good air permeability during cultivation.

2. Like sunshine: Because there are many varieties of succulents, the degree to which they like sunshine is also different. Most succulents like sufficient light. They need at least 3-4 hours of light every day, and some species need 6-8 hours of light.

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3. Likes moisture: Although succulents like moisture Environment, but also need to water too much. Watering should be dry and wet. The soil humidity should not be too high and should be kept slightly moist.

3. Other introductions

Some succulents will still bloom, but they are rare. They consume more nutrients when blooming, so sometimes flower lovers will Cut off its flower stems when it blooms. Some species will die after flowering, such as species of the genus Valium and Sempervivum of the Crassulaceae family.

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2. Introduction to habits

3. Other introductions














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