Don't water succulents blindly - pay close attention to these small details

Succulents: the native habitats of succulents are generally deserts, gobi, cliffs, sandy deserts, and the like. These places see very little rain all year round, and the soil is also very dry and does not like water, so succulents are also very drought-tolerant. Most succulents do not like water and are plants that like strong light. Generally, succulents should be watered thoroughly only after the soil has dried out completely, and watering should wait until it has dried through

When watering, you can observe the leaves. If the leaves are wilted and wrinkled, then you can water. Generally, watering once every half a month or once a month is enough. If you want succulents not to grow leggy and still look good, then you must control watering. Being a bit dry will not kill them, but watering too frequently is the easiest way to kill them. Many people water as soon as they get one, and the succulent either grows leggy or changes color

When watering succulents, you also need to pay attention to the weather, humidity, soil, and so on. You cannot water in high-temperature weather, you cannot water in muggy weather, and you cannot water on rainy days. During the high temperatures of summer, water once a month and reduce the frequency of watering. Even if they wilt, it does not matter. Once summer passes, they will naturally recover, so there is no need to worry