Cultivation methods and precautions of Roselle succulent

Roselle is relatively easy to grow. It is a succulent plant that likes dryness, so during the maintenance process, it should be placed in a dry environment. During the growing period, the number of watering can be appropriately increased.

How to grow Roselle succulent

1. Temperature

The succulent Roselle likes a warm, dry and well-lit environment. The suitable growth temperature for Roselle is 10-30 degrees. If the temperature is lower than 5 degrees, Roselle needs to be moved indoors and take warming measures.

2. Lighting

Roselle succulent has a high demand for light. During the maintenance process, try to place the potted plants in a sunny place, especially in spring and autumn, and be sure to increase the number of sun exposures.

3. Watering

Roselle likes a dry environment. During daily maintenance, do not water it too frequently, otherwise the soil in the pot will be too moist, which can easily cause the roots of Roselle to rot.

Precautions for the maintenance of Roselle succulent

Roselle grows relatively fast and tends to grow in groups out of the pot, so you should pay attention to the choice of potting soil when caring for it. The pots used to plant Roselle can all be breathable ceramic pots or clay pots, and there should be drainage holes at the bottom of the pots. The size of the pot is determined by the size of the Roselle, so try to use a large-mouthed pot.