Succulents struggle in summer? Grow these 4 summer-growing succulents and get through summer stress-free
In recent years, many flower lovers have taken to growing succulents. They are small and delicate, plump and very cute, but many succulents go "soft" when summer comes, which is quite frustrating. Most succulents enter dormancy, their vitality is fragile, and they die easily.
Today Hua'er will introduce 4 "summer-growing" succulents. They are very easy to care for and get through summer stress-free.
1. Firecracker
Firecracker, also known as Autumn Fire Lotus, has bright red fleshy leaves like burning flames, giving a feeling of youthful fiery spirit. It is very striking and symbolizes hope and striving, with very high ornamental value. It can be placed on windowsills, balconies, courtyards and other spots.
Firecracker likes a dry environment with plenty of light and is very drought-tolerant. In normal care, watering once every ten days to half a month is enough. In summer, when the temperature rises above 35°C, it stops growing, so move it indoors for care, reduce watering or stop watering. As long as the roots are not too dry, it can get through summer very well.
2. Thunder God
The Thunder God plant is short and elegant, with leaves growing in clusters from the base and arranged in a rosette. Its blue-green leaves have inverted serrations along the edges, giving a very good ornamental effect. Many flower lovers place it on coffee tables and dining tables.
Thunder God likes warm, dry places with plenty of sunlight. In summer, when the sunlight is especially strong, give it appropriate shade and water it more. Follow the principle of "water when dry, and when wet, water thoroughly." You can spray some water on the leaves to lower the temperature, increase humidity, and wash dust off the leaves.
3. White Peony
White Peony is a succulent commonly seen among many flower lovers. Its stems and leaves are fleshy, and the leaf color ranges from gray-white to gray-green, with a thin layer of white powder on the surface.
In an environment with a large temperature difference between day and night, White Peony can grow more vividly and vigorously. It has no obvious dormancy period and is very drought-tolerant. You can water it once every ten days to half a month. At night, you can place it in an air-conditioned room, and it can still grow very well in summer.
4. Peach Beauty
Peach Beauty belongs to the Crassulaceae family. Because it can turn pink under a large temperature difference between day and night, it is loved by many flower lovers.
Peach Beauty has no obvious dormancy period. In summer, you can sprinkle a little carbofuran in the potting soil, provide appropriate ventilation and shade, and water about once every ten days. There is no need to water thoroughly; just supply water around the edge of the pot, and it can get through summer very well.
That is the introduction to the 4 "summer-growing" succulents. If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. To learn more about flower-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!
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