How to grow Echeveria? Detailed four-season care guide

1. Spring

1. In spring, it is best placed on a balcony facing east, south or west. At the beginning of spring it should be placed on a windowsill with light, because the temperature is relatively low and it is still dormant, so at this time the amount of watering should be well controlled; it is best to keep the soil on the dry side or dry.

2. When the spring temperature stabilizes above 10 degrees, the potting soil can be replaced, giving it a new growing environment rich in nutrients.

3. The soil is best a relatively loose, sandy soil with good drainage; after mixing the soil, it should also be sterilized at high temperature.

2. Summer

1. In summer, the flower pot should be placed on a balcony facing east, south or west.

2. This plant can adapt to hot, scorching climates, but if the light is too intense the leaves easily age, which has a certain effect on the ornamental value, so when the light is too strong it can be shaded appropriately.

3. If the temperature is too high, it will grow slowly; at this time the amount of watering should be controlled, so as to avoid root rot caused by high temperature and a humid environment. At the end of summer it can be moved to a place with light for cultivation, and the amount of watering should also be appropriately increased.

3. Autumn

1. In autumn, the orientation of the flower pot is actually the same as in the other seasons; in addition, care should be taken to place it in a spot with sufficient light but where it will not be rained on.

2. After the climate becomes cool, fertilization should be stopped, and as the weather turns colder, the amount of watering should also be gradually reduced.

4. Winter

1. Because this plant is not adapted to cold, it enters semi-dormancy, so in winter the temperature should be kept above 5 degrees and the amount of watering strictly controlled.

2. A certain amount of sunlight must be ensured.