Succulents Die Easily in Summer? These 6 Fast-Growing Succulents Turn into Waterfalls as Soon as You Grow Them

In gardening circles there are many flower lovers who are fans of succulents, and whether they are masters or beginners, everyone knows that summer is a "hurdle" for succulents. It can be said that most cute succulents turn into ugly succulents, so ugly they are painful to look at. Start of Autumn has arrived, so for flower lovers about to fall into the succulent rabbit hole, here are some succulent varieties that are easy to keep alive and easily fill a pot.

String of Pearls & String of Tears

These 2 succulents are very suitable for hanging cultivation. The beads are as lovely as jade, and during care you can often mist the beads to make them grow rounder and cuter. Compared with other succulents that like light, String of Pearls and String of Tears do not like being exposed to strong sun, especially in summer when they must be shaded, with just a bit of scattered light.

Purple Moon

Purple Moon likes light and likes water. When light is insufficient it easily turns green, and when water is insufficient the leaves easily wilt, so do not let it lack water during care.

String of Hearts

A succulent that can serve as a small curtain, it grows best in this season. During care, be careful not to expose it to strong sun; a bit of scattered light indoors is fine. Keep good ventilation and the potting soil slightly moist. In this season remember to mist the leaves morning and evening to increase air humidity.

String of Coins

Succulents are generally drought-tolerant, but String of Coins is relatively more fond of water. When you see the potting soil is dry, water it. It is best to water by the soak method, which allows the roots to fully absorb water. Apart from summer, in the other seasons let it get plenty of sun.

Biyulian

Biyulian is very fond of water. During care, when you see the leaves wilt, give water, but do not be too eager, to avoid black rot. In summer it enters dormancy, so just place it in a ventilated, shady spot for care.

Burro's Tail

A very tough succulent that loves light, it is fine even if grown fully outdoors. When planting Burro's Tail, put a little slow-release fertilizer at the bottom of the pot to make it grow faster.

These 6 succulents all belong to varieties with fast growth and easy pot-filling. They are recommended to flower lovers who like them. Flower lovers are welcome to leave comments and share your care experience, so more flower lovers can grow flowers well.