How do you grow succulents so they turn pink and plump? Mastering this one trick is all you need

Succulent colors are a vivid green - how do you grow succulents to become soft and pink? First, light is very important. If the light is not quite sufficient, this color will appear. Put the succulents in an environment with a temperature difference of ten degrees, give them plenty of sunlight, and ensure good ventilation. Green color and leggy growth are both caused by insufficient light

If conditions allow, succulents are best grown outdoors, receiving long hours of light. Succulents are drought-tolerant and dislike water, so water them as little as possible. In winter succulents grow more slowly and need even less water. Water them too much and the succulents turn green, grow leggy, and develop root rot. Controlling water is very important, and it also depends on the temperature difference - only when it is cold and hot alternately will succulents show their best colors

If you give them sun at noon, then lower the temperature at night, and also mist the leaves - this can lower the temperature too, especially at night, and the effect is very obvious. This way the succulents will change color. If you want succulents to change color, you must meet these points: more sun, less water, and a big temperature difference - that is all it takes