Succulent Summer Survival Guide: A Must-Have for Succulent Lovers in Summer
Once again it's the summer that succulent growers fear most!
Friends, are your succulents doing okay?
Your ever-blooming mountain rose
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Is it already on the verge ofdrying to death？
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Your tough and easy-to-grow sedum rubrotinctum
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Has it also suffered a large-scalemealybug attack？
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The lithops babies you worked so hard to grow
In humid weather and with your watering,
Are they still doing okay?
Growing succulents is hard,growing succulents in summer is even harder! Amid high temperatures, humidity and pests, your succulent babies can easily kick the bucket with one wrong move!
In summer, what exactly should we do to keep our lovely succulents alive and safe?
Responding to popular demand, for this online salon Calendar Ma has specially invited succulent doctor@Attack of the Succulentsto bring everyone a super-strong succulent summer survival guide!
In this lecture, you will learn
Why do succulents becomelistlessas soon as summer comes?
My succulent has alreadyrotted/dried up/gotten bugsIs there still a way to save it?
What exactly does succulent "summer survival" mean, and what should I do?
Of course, besides these basic questions, I'm sure everyone has more questions to ask. Calendar Ma has prepared a super-longQ&A sessionto make sure your questions get answered!
There are only 1000 seatsto interact with the succulent teacherfirst come, first served!
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Participate in asking questions and you can also win a mystery grand prize. Scan the QR code to sign up now!
Important Notice
This Species Calendar online salon will continue to be streamed to everyone via Fantuan Kuaikao.
First-time Kuaikao users, please rest assured, it will be even easier to use than you imagine. Calendar Ma will explain the specific steps in detail in the Q&A section later in this article.
In addition, the quota for asking guests questions in Kuaikao is limited to 1000, seats are limited, first come first served!
Guest Introduction
Attack of the Succulents：
Known as "Succulent Jun", author of Species Calendar, succulent plant expert. A student of Chinese succulent master "Teng Liuhong". Director of the Shanghai Succulent Association. Planner of multiple national succulent exhibitions and large-scale markets, Weibo@Attack of the Succulentshas 480,000 followers, and is quite influential in the industry.
Common Q&A
Q1. Where do I attend the Kuaikao class?