How to Grow Succulents? A Detailed Guide to Care Precautions

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1. Temperature: When growing succulents indoors, the temperature is best kept at around 15-28 degrees. Generally, indoor temperatures are suitable. At the extreme, the minimum must not go below 5 degrees, and the maximum must not exceed 35 degrees.

2. Light: Try to choose the spot with the longest light exposure for your succulents. If there is not enough light, do not casually move succulents outdoors.

3. Watering: For succulents, spray watering gives relatively ideal results. The best time to water is when there is plenty of sunlight, and you can adjust the watering frequency yourself! In dry-air places, pay attention to watering more.

4. Fertilizing: In summer, succulents do not need fertilizing. In winter, if conditions allow, you can fertilize the succulents once a month! For fertilizer, you can choose decomposed dilute liquid fertilizer or compound fertilizer.

5. Pest control: There are usually not many succulents kept at home, so you can often check them yourself for bugs. Common bugs on succulents include: red spider mites, scale insects, and whiteflies! These can all be removed by hand yourself.

6. Preventing rot: Overwatering, air that is too humid, and failure to control pests will all cause succulents to rot. Rotten succulents appear faded and soft. If you find a rotting succulent, at this point you need to cut it off as soon as possible. It is best to disinfect the tools used, to avoid infecting other plants.

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