Cultivation methods and precautions of Peach Succulent

The peach succulent is very easy to grow. Its leaves are relatively large and very thick. It is easy for it to grow stems during the maintenance process. The stems are relatively thick and easy to become woody. It has good ornamental value when shaped into old bonsai stumps.

How to grow peach succulents

1. Soil

When growing the peach succulent, the soil must be loose and breathable. It can be made of leaf mold, peat soil and granular soil in a ratio of 3:2:1. Such soil can drain well. Otherwise, water accumulation in the pot soil will easily cause root rot of the plant.

2. Lighting

The peach succulent plant is relatively light-loving, and only sufficient sunlight can make the plant grow strong. If the peach succulent plant is placed in a place with poor lighting, it will easily cause the plant to become thin and weak over time.

3. Watering

Don't water the peach succulent too often. Wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering. Also, water it thoroughly. There should not be water accumulation at the bottom of the pot, and the soil in the pot should not be kept moist all the time, otherwise the roots will easily rot.

Precautions for the maintenance of peach succulent

When caring for the Peach Succulent, you should note that although it is light-loving, it prefers a warm and cool climate. The temperature range that is most suitable for its growth is around 15-28℃. It cannot withstand the cold in winter, so you must pay attention to keeping it warm. Only when the temperature of the growth environment rises to above 10℃ can it grow normally.