Summer care for succulents

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Succulents grown in summer

Summer dormant succulents

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For succulents that grow in summer, the amount of watering and the frequency of water spraying need to be appropriately increased in summer. When the light is too strong in midsummer, semi-shading should be performed appropriately. Succulents that are dormant in summer should be kept in a cool, dry environment, placed in a semi-shady and well-ventilated place, stop fertilizing, and strictly control watering.

Succulents grown in summer

Succulents growing in summer

For succulents that grow in summer, the amount of watering and the frequency of watering need to be increased appropriately in summer. When the remaining light is too strong, it should be shaded appropriately, and the shading time should not be too long, otherwise it will affect the leaf color and gloss.

Summer dormant succulents

For Succulents that are in the dormant and semi-dormant stages must be kept in a cool, dry environment and placed in a semi-shaded and well-ventilated place. Stop fertilizing and strictly control watering.

Watering

Summer is best The best watering time is early morning, just keep the pot soil slightly moist.

Humidity

If the humidity of the pot soil is too high, it will cause the base stems and leaves of the succulents to turn yellow and rot.

Temperature

When the temperature is high and the air is dry, you can spray water around the plants appropriately to keep the air humidity at 45℃-50℃. Some species need to be kept at 70℃ But when spraying water, remember to spray the leaves directly with water.

Summer dormant succulents

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