After weathering the passage of time, a genetic mutation turned it into a small tree

Summer has come around again, and for now, many succulent growers report that their succulents have already started showing problems. Here is another reminder for everyone.

Be sure to keep them in a ventilated state, do not let them sit in a humid environment, avoid high-intensity light, and spot any signs of disease promptly.

Let me say it again: in summer, succulents enter a dormant period, and at this time they are rather fragile. Hot weather also breeds many bacteria and viruses, and the high temperature of the sun is another reason.

Most of us grow succulents to relieve stress, or simply because they look beautiful. No one wants to have to replace their succulents every year, so put in the care and help them get through the summer.

Only by getting through one summer after another will succulents grow little by little. Isn't growing succulents all about watching them grow day by day?

After weathering the passage of time, it has now become a small tree, a genetic mutation.