How do you get Poliana succulents to show their best colors? Care tips to share

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Poliana is a succulent in the Crassulaceae family, genus Echeveria!

It has two names, one is Poliana, and the other is Baolianna!

Anna, its leaves are spoon-shaped, with a sharp pointed tip.

Its overall shape is a lotus!

This is some basic knowledge about Poliana, and below is some of its care.

Light

Anna needs very strong light. Except in summer, when it cannot be exposed to direct blazing sun, it can be sunned all day long in the other seasons!

In summer, because anthocyanins are dissolved, its leaves turn green!

But after autumn arrives, because of sufficient light and the ever-increasing day-night temperature difference, the edges of its leaves and the backs of the leaves turn red.

Soil mix

Anna's soil requirements are fairly high.

It is not a question of whether it can be kept alive.

If you keep it alive with soil it does not like, it still will not show you its beauty.

Anna likes sandy, loose soil.

Generally speaking, the granular material in its soil mix makes up at least 70%.

This can help bring out its colors!

Water

Baolianna can be said to be among the succulents that do not like water!

Although it has fairly strong vitality, if it is watered too much, it will still be the death of it.

Temperature

Poliana's temperature tolerance can be counted among the top succulents.

It endures low temperatures of around 5°.

It can endure high temperatures of around 40° even more.

And it is almost nonstop all year round!

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