How to safely get the succulent Baby's Finger through the summer, the method is actually very simple

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The succulent plant Baby's Finger belongs to the Crassulaceae family, and is considered one of the easier succulents to grow, with especially strong adaptability. In summer it can take full sun, and it has no obvious dormant period. It is especially recommended that beginners grow a pot of Baby's Finger succulent. Although summer is hot, as long as you pay attention to these few points in your routine care, you can ensure your Baby's Finger looks better and better.

Light: Baby's Finger and similar succulents can take full sun, but they cannot lack water. You cannot just leave it under the sun to bake with not a drop of water; no plant can stand that. The key with full-sun plants is watering. It is best to water in the afternoon, and when watering, do not pour the water in; you can use a spray bottle to spray it directly, and when you can see that the entire surface of the potting soil is moist, then you have watered just about right.

Succulents consume relatively few nutrients. One bottle of nutrient solution can last a whole year. Apply it once a month; when you spray water, just add a little to it. Sufficient nutrients can make Baby's Finger even more adaptable.

Although Baby's Finger can take full sun, you must also control the temperature well. If the temperature is too high, it will affect growth and form, so try to keep its growing environment no higher than 30 degrees. In summer, as long as you master these few points I mentioned, the Baby's Finger you grow will definitely be very beautiful.

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