How to maintain the jelly pudding succulent

Pudding was derived from Mingyue, and most succulent lovers should be very familiar with Mingyue, because it is an entry-level succulent variety like Jilongyue and Marcus, and has witnessed the entire process of many people from novices to senior succulent lovers.

It is true that succulents are difficult to grow in the summer, but those who want to grow pudding plants can rest assured that not only can it survive the summer without any pressure, but it will not fade throughout the summer if it is kept in sufficient light.

Jelly Pudding Succulent Cultivation

1. Lighting

Pudding succulents are more likely to grow in a well-lit environment. It is recommended to place them in a sunny place and get more sun exposure. The light in summer is too strong, so just block or avoid it in time, otherwise it will easily get sunburned. If it is kept in a dark environment for a long time, pudding succulents are prone to grow too tall.

2. Temperature

Pudding succulent likes a warm environment, and the temperature in spring and autumn is more suitable for its growth. In order to promote the better growth of pudding succulent, the temperature must be controlled in both summer and winter. In summer, it is necessary to provide timely shading to help cool down, and in winter it needs to be moved indoors.

3. Soil

Succulent jelly pudding is suitable for growing in loose, breathable and water-permeable soil, so when cultivating it, it is best to use sandy soil instead of sticky soil.

When preparing the soil, you can mix peat soil, garden soil, and river sand together. It is best to add a small amount of base fertilizer to improve the fertility.

Precautions for the maintenance of jelly pudding

The leaves of the pudding succulent contain a lot of water, and it has a strong drought resistance, so you don't need to water it too frequently.

Even during the peak growing season, you can wait until the soil is completely dry before watering. If you water too frequently, the roots will easily rot.