How to grow Pearl Tears succulent to make it look better

The succulent plant Pearl Tears is also called Lover's Tears and Emerald Pearls. Many people give it priority when they want to grow succulents, because the succulent Pearl Tears not only looks delicate and cute, but also can purify the air and beautify the environment. It is a good product among succulents.

Pearl Tears Succulent Breeding

1. Water content:

It is best to use the sitting water method, which is to soak the plant in water and let the drainage holes at the bottom absorb water upwards, so that its roots will grow better downwards.

2. Soil:

It is best to use peat plus perlite or river sand for the Pearl Tears succulent, or you can use the slag from honeycomb coal balls. This will have better drainage effects and can be used to maintain the Pearl Tears succulent.

3. Lighting:

Pearl Tears succulent has a strong adaptability, so the temperature requirement for the environment is not very high, but it grows best at around 20-28℃. It is best to place it in a place with scattered light so that it can grow healthily. Remember not to expose it to direct sunlight.

Pearl Tears Maintenance Precautions

When caring for it, you need to pay attention to wintering. Generally speaking, succulents can tolerate temperatures around 0 degrees, and the widening temperature difference between day and night is of great help to its growth. So if the temperature is not too low, don’t worry too much. Appropriate protection is needed when the temperature is below zero degrees.