How to grow Cross Star Succulent

The Cross Star Succulent is a perennial herb. Its plant grows in clumps with many branches, fleshy stems, and green spots on the leaves. The edges of the leaves will be slightly red when the temperature difference is large. This is most obvious in winter when the temperature difference is large, so winter is when it is most beautiful.

Cross Star Brocade Succulent Cultivation

1. Soil

The soil requirements of the Cross Star Brocade are relatively high. It must be breathable and well-drained. It can be made by mixing peat soil with a small part of perlite and cinder.

2. Watering

The Cross Star Brocade requires relatively more water during the growth period, but water should not be accumulated in any season. Water less in summer and control water appropriately in winter when the temperature is below five degrees.

Cross Star Brocade Maintenance Precautions

Because the Cross Star Plant grows vigorously, its branches often appear very messy, which consumes too much nutrients and makes its shape ugly, so it needs regular pruning during maintenance. Sick branches must be cut off, and the remaining messy and dense branches can be cut off as appropriate. It likes gentle scattered light. Too dark an environment will make it grow too tall and its color will not look good, but too strong light will burn its leaves. It is best to place it in a place with scattered light.