Cultivation methods and precautions of Berry succulents

Berry succulents are not only easy to grow, but also easy to bloom. They are suitable for growing in a soil environment with sufficient nutrients. Berry succulents are light-loving plants and are suitable for growing in an environment with sufficient light. In spring and autumn, they need to be exposed to sunlight all day long, and in summer, they need to avoid strong direct sunlight.

How to grow Berry succulents

1. Lighting

Berry succulents require sufficient light conditions for cultivation. 8 hours of light per day are guaranteed during the growth period. In the summer, they should be placed in a shaded location for sunlight scattering. In the winter, when the temperature is low, they should be placed on the balcony or windowsill at home for cultivation. At noon, they should be placed in direct sunlight for photosynthesis.

2. Temperature

The suitable growth temperature for Berry succulent is 10-25 degrees. The temperature in summer should not be higher than 30 degrees to avoid burning of the leaves of Berry succulent. The temperature in winter should not be lower than 10 degrees to avoid frost damage and death of the plant.

3. Watering

Berry succulents have a low demand for water. During the growing season, you can water it every 2-3 weeks. In other seasons, you can water it according to the dryness of the soil, and water it in time when the soil is dry.

Berry succulent maintenance precautions

When caring for Berry succulents, you must be careful not to wet the plant with water when watering. You can use a spray bottle to spray water, which not only ensures the moistness of the potting soil, but also does not cause water accumulation. In addition, during the growth process of Berry succulents, the branches and leaves need to be properly pruned according to their own situation.