How to grow orange snowball succulent

The most attractive thing about the succulent orange snowball is its round and fleshy leaves, which remind people of the round face of a little girl. The rhizome and leaves of the orange snowball succulent are relatively short, and the petals are generally fat, close to an oval shape, with no rounded tops and no points. When propagating it, the basic methods used are sowing, division, beheading or leaf cuttings.

Orange Snowball Succulent Cultivation

It is not difficult to grow the orange snowball succulent to a good state. It is important to choose the right soil. The orange snowball succulent has no special requirements for the soil for taking root. Basically, as long as the soil is sufficiently breathable and permeable and has a strong ability to store fertilizer, its growth conditions can be met. It is best to mix peat, perlite, and cinders in a 1:1:1 ratio, and the proportion can be adjusted according to actual conditions.

Orange Snowball Maintenance Precautions

Since Orange Snowball has no obvious dormancy period, it can be exposed to sunlight all day long. Of course, if it is properly shaded in summer, it should be noted that watering should not be too much in summer, and it can be maintained at a frequency of once a week. When the temperature drops below 3℃ in winter, watering should be gradually stopped to keep the pot soil dry. After the spring, the amount of water should be gradually increased. At ordinary times, pay attention to the color of the leaves. When there is insufficient light, the leaves are light green, and they will turn pink when they are fully grown. If it is cultivated outdoors, it is necessary to choose a flat place with convenient drainage and irrigation for maintenance.