Choose the right variety, adjust the watering frequency, shade, cool down, and apply fertilizer reasonably to prevent pests and diseases, and prune in time. Summer is high and rainy. For succulent plants, it is undoubtedly a severe test. Many succulent lovers are faced with how to make their beloved succulent meat smooth. With the problem of spending the summer, let's share some practical succulent summer tips for you to help your succulent survive the scorching summer safely. There are many types of succulent plants to choose suitable varieties, and different varieties have different abilities to adapt to the environment. When purchasing succulent plants, you should choose varieties suitable for summer growth, such as Crassulaceae, Primiaceae, etc. These varieties have Strong heat resistance and can maintain good growth conditions in high temperature environments. Adjust the watering frequency When the summer is high, the evaporation rate of succulent plants will accelerate, so it is necessary to increase the watering frequency appropriately, but it should be noted that too much watering will lead to root rot and cause disease. Under normal circumstances, water 1-2 times a week. Just, it is best to choose the watering time in the morning or evening to avoid direct sunlight. Shade and cooling down In summer, the sun is strong, and direct irradiation will cause sunburn on the leaves of succulent plants. When placing succulent plants, try to choose a cool and ventilated place. If conditions permit, you can build a sunshade net for succulent plants to reduce the light intensity. Maintain ventilation and help reduce indoor temperatures. Reasonably fertilizing high temperatures in summer, and the growth rate of succulent plants is relatively slow. Therefore, it is necessary to appropriately reduce the amount of fertilization. Fertilizers with low nitrogen and high phosphorus and potassium can be selected to promote the healthy growth of succulent plants. It is best to choose fertilization in the evening to avoid Fertilizers volatilize at high temperatures. Prevention of pests and diseases Summer is a period of high incidence of diseases and insect pests on succulent plants. Plants should be inspected regularly and pests and diseases found should be treated promptly. Insecticides and fungicides can be used for prevention and control, but attention should be paid not to use pesticides with too high concentrations to avoid damaging succulent plants. Timely pruning at high temperatures in summer, succulent plants grow faster and are prone to excessive growth. In order to maintain the appearance of succulent plants, pruning should be carried out in time and the excessive branches should be cut off, which will help the plants concentrate nutrients and promote healthy growth.
Summer is a critical period for succulents to spend the summer. As long as you master the correct maintenance methods, you can let your succulents survive the scorching summer safely. I hope the above strategies can help everyone. Let us take care of these lovely succulents together and let them bloom in our lives!