Succulent four seasons maintenance method is necessary for beginners.

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Spring (March-May)

Most succulent plants grow faster in spring. As the temperature rises, the roots of succulent plants move faster and the soil in the basin dries faster. Therefore, we should actively replenish water, and the surface can be watered thoroughly after the surface is dry.

When spring comes, succulent plants can be moved outdoors to fully enjoy the caress of the sun and wind. However, the sun becomes stronger at this time, and it is still easy to get sunburn if you suddenly get it outside. So you can choose to take it out on a cloudy day, or cover it with a newspaper on a sunny day, and then take it off when the succulent plant adapts to the light. On the day of the cold wave Frosts Descent, it would be better to put it indoors at night.

Summer (June-August)

Summer is a difficult season for succulent plants. During this period, there is more moisture in the air with higher humidity, and succulent plants can survive on the moisture in the air alone. Watering can be controlled. But if the plant is too small, it will dry up without water for 3 months, so you can judge by the condition of the leaves and choose to replenish water on a cool night.

Succulent plants need to be ventilated in the room. Please try not to put them in an airtight room. If there is no problem with air conditioning in the room, but air conditioning will also increase pressure on plants, try not to put it directly to the air outlet of the air conditioner.

Autumn (September-November)

As the weather gets cooler, succulent plants begin to turn red. First of all, the plants should be watered. The withered leaves will slowly return to health and germinate again after absorbing water.

Succulent plants that move to shade in summer to avoid strong sunlight begin to move back to places with plenty of sunshine. If you keep it in a place where the sunshine is not enough, the leaves can't turn into a good-looking red.

Winter (December-February)

People have the impression that succulent plants are not resistant to the cold and are not easy to survive the winter. In order to prevent frost when the temperature is low, it is necessary to reduce the watering frequency. After less water, the concentration in succulent plants becomes higher and it is not easy to freeze. As in summer, control watering. In particular, cold-resistant varieties can not be watered at all.

The leaves of cold-resistant varieties will fall and stop growing completely and go into dormancy. These varieties can be completely cut off by spring and wait for the new buds to recover. Must spend the winter indoors, put it by the lighted window and get as much sunshine as possible. The plants are kept a little away from the window at night to keep them from freezing.

Summary

Spring and autumn is the succulent growth period, which can be taken care of normally. Winter and summer is a period of succulent dormancy, so there should be trouble in nursing. Summer: the summer light is too strong to shade. At this time, the environment is no longer suitable for succulent growth, should be placed in a cool and ventilated place. Succulent plants are dormant and do not need too much moisture. Water them once every four or five days, a little at a time, just keep the soil moist, and do not water thoroughly. The succulent plants with high temperature and humidity are not far away from the immortals.

Put succulent plants in places with plenty of light in winter, and you don't need to pour too much water. Succulent plants will fade their beautiful colors in winter and summer. Please don't snub it. As long as you can spend the summer safely, you will be beautiful again in autumn. To live is to win! As long as you live, you will flip the cards one day!

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