How to care for succulents in autumn? Do these 5 things to easily bring out their most beautiful state

This autumn, do these "5 things" well and you can easily grow "the most beautiful" succulents!

I believe all succulent lovers hope to get their succulents into a good state this autumn. For succulents to reach a good state, besides environmental factors, the most important thing is our growing skill. I want to say, "Sometimes being too meticulous is not as good as letting succulents grow freely."

This autumn, if you want your succulents' appearance to improve greatly this autumn, you might as well try the simplest way to grow the most beautiful succulents!

1. Light

It is now close to mid-autumn. After several rains, the weather seems not so hot anymore, so many succulent lovers have already decided to grow their succulents outdoors (free-range). As long as the temperature does not exceed 30 degrees, there will not be much of a problem putting succulents outside in the sun, and autumn ultraviolet light is relatively abundant, which can help succulents color up quickly.

2. Watering

Since I started growing succulents outdoors, I basically water only when I remember to, letting the succulents grow freely. After some pruning, I decided to control their water slightly and switched to the soaking method, so that the root system of the succulents grows downward as much as possible, extending as far as possible.

3. Soil mix

Previously I tried mixing more peat with less grit. Perhaps because watering was not timely and the indoor temperature was relatively constant, although the succulents did not die, they became very thin and leggy, and their color was also bright green.

So after several comparative trials, I switched to mixing 2 parts nutrient soil with 3 parts grit, which can both ensure enough nutrients in the soil and maintain loose, breathable texture.

4. Ventilation

Because I previously grew succulents indoors, the temperature was always constant, and the succulents were bright green and thin, so succulents grown indoors must have enhanced ventilation, so that the environment they are in is not too humid and stuffy.

5. Temperature

It is precisely because of the effect of constant indoor temperature that succulents are very difficult to color, let alone reach a good state. We all know that besides light and water control, the most important thing for coloring succulents is the temperature difference, so everyone should try to create a temperature difference and open windows more for ventilation, so that the indoor and outdoor temperature difference is equal, and then the succulents can color up quickly.

These are all the simplest and most basic ways to improve the "appearance" of succulents. If you want your succulents' appearance to improve greatly this autumn, you might as well try these steps!