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It’s summer! The succulents have begun the most difficult days, shrinking, wilting, closing leaves... and they will die if they are not careful. Huahua knows you are anxious, so let’s sort out the key points for spending the summer with succulents, take a quick look!


Urgent! The dormant period of succulents has arrived. If you don't care about it, you won't survive for 3 days!
summer succulents

Succulents in summer

In late May, the highest temperature in many areas is above 30 degrees, and succulents are in various situations. The "battle" for succulents to survive the summer has begun

Why are succulents afraid of summer?

The temperature is high in summer. Some succulents enter a dormant period and stop growing. They cannot withstand normal sunlight and watering before. With the high temperature, they will die if you are not careful!

What does succulent dormancy look like

Generally, when the temperature is above 26 degrees for 5 consecutive days, succulents basically enter the dormant period. The normal symptoms are that the leaves shrink, the old leaves dry up, and some are still watered. There will be root rot, black rot, and dehydration

Are all succulents dormant?

Not all succulents are dormant. According to their growth patterns, they are divided into spring and autumn types, summer types, and winter types. Except for summer types that still grow in summer, almost all spring, autumn, and winter types are dormant in summer!

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