How to grow White Bird? Cultivation methods and precautions

Now more and more people like to place some succulents at home, and White Bird is especially lovable because of its small and exquisite appearance. So how do you grow White Bird?

1. Soil

Choose loose, breathable soil with good drainage, good water retention, a certain amount of humus, medium particles, no fine dust, and slightly acidic or neutral.

2. Watering

Succulents must be supplemented with water in time to promote their growth and development. But the number of waterings can be fewer; what mainly matters is the timeliness of watering. It is better to water in the morning in summer, and in winter you should water on sunny days, while in spring and autumn it can be in the morning or evening. Under normal circumstances, do not spray water from the top, otherwise ugly spots will appear on the ball, and the hairs are also easily contaminated.

3. Fertilizing

Apply a decomposed dilute liquid fertilizer or compound fertilizer about once every 20 days. Fertilizing can be done on a sunny morning, and be careful that the fertilizer does not splash on the plant.

In winter, usually pay attention to keeping the potting soil slightly dry, as this can increase White Bird's ability to tolerate low temperatures and is beneficial to the growth of White Bird.