Succulent plants also need water. It's important to learn how to do it.

Most meat fans think that succulent plants live in arid areas, so they should not be so demanding of water; of course, this idea must be one-sided, because if so, then we should keep them dry when we raise them.

Of course, as mentioned earlier, this is not an incorrect concept, because even a small plant living in an arid and rainless area may have its roots grow and spread to the surrounding or deeper soil of the whole plant. In the early morning, these roots will absorb water vapor from the air to achieve the effect of replenishing water.

Here's how plants absorb water in arid areas. If there is no rain in the desert for a long time, succulent plants use their widely distributed roots to absorb the dew condensed in the morning. So if we don't supply enough water for plants, the succulent plants planted in flowerpots won't have a chance to absorb natural water.

Of course, when watering succulent plants, it is best to soak the basin along the basin wall or directly (this watering method allows all the roots of the plant to come into contact with water), and never water directly on the top of the succulent head. because the residual water droplets are easy to burn succulent leaves under the action of strong light.

Although water affects the normal growth of succulent plants, excessive water deficiency can lead to various diseases, so controlling the amount of watering can promote their healthy growth.