How to grow and maintain Lucky Star succulents

The Lucky Star Succulent has a relatively strong ability to adapt to soil, and any ordinary garden soil will do. However, the Lucky Star Succulent grows faster in sandy soil that is loose and fertile, has good drainage and air permeability, and is rich in humus.

Lucky Star Succulent Cultivation

1. Lighting

Clover is suitable for growing in full-sun or half-sun environments. In spring and autumn, it can receive longer periods of sunlight. In summer, appropriate shading measures are needed, and the pots should be rotated frequently to ensure that it receives light from all sides.

2. Temperature

The growth temperature of the Lucky Star succulent should be controlled at 16-22 degrees. If the temperature is lower than 10 degrees, the Lucky Star succulent will stop growing, so in winter, you must pay attention to insulation measures.

3. Fertilization

Clover needs sufficient base fertilizer, and then compound fertilizer once every month. The concentration of fertilizer should not be too high. In summer, fertilization should be stopped to avoid fertilizer accumulation.

Lucky Star Maintenance Precautions

The lucky clover has a strong ability to tolerate drought. Generally, water it when you see the soil is dry, following the principle of watering when it is dry and wet when it is wet. In addition, when the succulent lucky star is dormant in high temperatures, you only need to keep it moist.