How to grow the peach egg succulent in winter so it survives the cold season

The peach egg is a variety of succulent, small and cute, and very popular among young people. So how do you grow the peach egg in winter? Let's take a look!

1. How to grow the peach egg in winter

When caring for the peach egg in winter, the temperature should be kept at around 10°C; below 10°C may cause frost damage. It is recommended to place it in a spot with good light and plenty of sunshine, and to wait until the leaves and branches wrinkle before watering.

2. How to water the peach egg

When watering the peach egg, follow the principle of watering thoroughly once the soil has dried out, and not watering if it has not dried. The peach egg (Pachyphytum oviferum) has thick, fleshy leaves with a high water content, so the amount of water can be reduced appropriately; roughly 3 waterings per month is enough. Spring and autumn are the growing seasons for the peach egg, so it should be watered fully; water 2 to 5 times per month. In the hot and humid environment of summer, control the watering frequency, increase ventilation, and provide shade to prevent sunburn.

3. How to fertilize the peach egg

If nutrients are sufficient, it will easily fill out the whole pot, so it is recommended to give it some water-soluble fertilizer, which allows it to absorb nutrients more thoroughly. If the nutrients do not meet its needs, its leaves and branches will age, greatly reducing its ornamental value.

The above is knowledge related to growing the peach egg. I hope everyone can treat it patiently in future care as well.