Properly cover shade, control watering, maintain ventilation, prevent pests and diseases, and reasonably fertilize. Pay attention to the temperature difference. With the arrival of summer, the temperature gradually rises. How to spend the summer by indoor succulent plants has become a concern for many flower lovers. Succulent plants are deeply loved by people because of their unique form and vitality. The high temperature and humidity environment in summer is a huge challenge for succulent plants. This article will provide you with a detailed introduction to practical strategies for how to spend the summer by indoor succulent plants in summer. Help your succulent plants spend the summer safely. Proper shade. The sun is strong in summer, and direct exposure to succulent plants may easily lead to sunburn and dehydration of the leaves. In summer, we should properly shade succulent plants. We can place succulent plants in places with sufficient scattered light indoors to avoid direct sunlight. If there is insufficient indoor light, you can use a sunshade net or sunshade cloth to shade. Controlling watering The temperature in summer is high and the evaporation rate of succulent plants is accelerated, but it does not mean that frequent watering is needed. Too much water will cause the roots of succulent plants to rot and the leaves become soft. Watering in summer must follow the principle of "rather dry than wet", wait until the soil is completely dry before watering. In summer, watering 1-2 times a week. Maintaining ventilation In summer, indoor temperatures are high and humidity are high, which is easy to breed bacteria and pests. In order to prevent these problems, we must maintain indoor ventilation. We can open windows to allow fresh air to circulate. We can appropriately adjust the succulent plants placed indoors to keep them A certain distance between them is conducive to air circulation. Prevention of pests and diseases Summer is a period of high incidence of pests and diseases on succulent plants. We must do prevention work in advance, keep the room clean, clean up dead leaves and sick leaves in a timely manner. We can use pesticides and fungicides regularly for prevention, and we can also adjust the placement. Position, light intensity and other methods to reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases. Reasonable fertilization Succulent plants grow faster in summer and need to be supplemented appropriately. You can choose to use liquid fertilizer and apply it once a week, but pay attention to water it in time after fertilization to avoid fertilizer remaining on the leaves and causing damage. Pay attention to the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor in summer, which may easily lead to the excessive temperature difference of succulent plant leaves and rupture. In summer, we should try our best to keep the indoor and outdoor temperature difference within 5℃ to avoid succulent plants being affected by the temperature difference.
The key to spending summer indoors is to cover shade, control watering, maintain ventilation, prevent pests and diseases, reasonably fertilize and pay attention to temperature differences. As long as we do these work well, we believe that your succulent plants will be able to spend the summer safely. I wish the majority of flowers The succulent plants of our friends thrive!