What should you do when succulents tend to wither in summer? Putting a cola bottle over them works like magic

After summer temperatures rise, succulents become very difficult to grow; they easily turn to mush and also tend to wither. With this closed-growing method, you cut a plastic bottle open with scissors and place it over the succulent, and after a week like this, the succulent will recover and become very plump and tender again. Closed growing has an effect similar to a greenhouse, so the succulent recovers very easily

What to note when closed growing is that, in a sterile environment, we first disinfect; including flower pots, soil, etc., all must be sterilized and disinfected. If there are bacteria in the bottle, the succulent will be harmed, then causing fungal infection. During the closed-growing process, succulent plants need fertilizer to supplement nutrients, mainly phosphorus and potassium fertilizer

Closed-grown succulents should be watered once a week; do not water too much, as it will cause water accumulation and then root rot. Under the effect of light radiation, the temperature will rise quickly; under the effect of strong light, it will cause burns to the plant. Excessive humidity will affect the plant's respiration and other physiological functions, causing disorders, and will also accelerate bacterial infection. The air humidity during growth is also very important