Autumn is the perfect time for succulents to color up, and a big temperature difference is the best medicine for coloring.

How long does it take for succulents to change color in autumn? Autumn has arrived, and succulents are about to begin another growth stage. It is also the stage when they start to change color and come into their state.

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If you want them to color up quickly, first you need to put them in a place with plenty of light. If you were keeping them indoors in a fairly dark spot before, when you give them light, do not take them straight out into the sun, as it is easy to sunburn their leaves. Gradually give them a few hours of light each day, increasing it step by step, and then move them to the spot with the most abundant light. Once they have the most abundant light, we then create a temperature difference for them. We can put them by a window, where they can get enough light, and in autumn there is a big temperature difference between day and night, so within just a few days, the edges of their leaves will begin to show red or other state colors.

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Wanting them to come into state does not mean not watering them; we can water a little less as appropriate. Regulate it through temperature difference and light. Gradually, they will slowly come into state, and within at most a month, their whole state will come out. But in autumn, the temperature difference and light are not very suitable for them, so the state that comes out will not be very good either. By late autumn, the state that comes out then is the best, and it can be maintained all the way until spring.

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Of course, if we want succulents to come into state quickly, for fertilizer we can also choose a fertilizer mainly based on potassium, applying it once or twice a month as appropriate, which can speed up their coloring.

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