How to care for succulent plants in summer
A tip for life, introducing how to care for succulent plants in summer and the key points of succulent maintenance knowledge in the field of green plants and flowers. Let's learn about it together.
What should you do if your succulent plant drops leaves? How to care for succulent plants in summer? By doing these three points, they will grow more beautiful and robust, and develop into perfect old stems. Only by following these simple steps, their leaves will be plump, their colors will be beautiful, the branches will be fat and the leaves will be strong, successfully developing into a lush, majestic, and powerful old stem!
Because most flower enthusiasts live in cities, our balcony space is usually not very large, so it seems there is not enough space to grow large vines, climbing plants, climbing roses, or large potted landscape plants. Therefore, it's better to grow some cute and adorable, durable, and small-sized succulent plants!
Then, when we are growing succulent plants at home, especially in the summer, we will encounter a very common situation: the succulent plants we are growing suddenly start to drop leaves, and they drop more and more. What was once lush and leafy becomes unsightly and imperfect as some leaves wither and others fall off. How should we deal with or prevent this situation? How to grow succulent plants on the balcony, and how to care for them in summer to keep them growing well and in good condition?
1. Pay attention to watering succulent plants in summer
Especially for succulent potted plants grown on indoor balconies, they do not have as good ventilation as those outdoors. If you always keep the windows closed, with little ventilation and excessive watering, leading to high humidity, especially in high temperatures, such as in summer, with hot weather, they are prone to leaf drop or black rot.
How to care for succulent plants in summer
Therefore, during the summer, watering must be paid attention to, and controlled. First, avoid overwatering, then pay attention to ventilation, control the humidity of the potting soil, and keep it in a shady and well-ventilated place to spend the summer.
However, even in summer, while reducing watering to help them successfully pass the dormant period, you cannot stop watering completely. If the potting soil is too dry, you also need to water it moderately. If it's too dry, it can also lead to leaf drop.