How to grow perfume berry succulent to make it bloom out of the pot

Berry succulent is a group-growing variety that easily produces many side buds. It has a pink color, is relatively cool and elegant, very charming, and has a compact rosette shape. If well maintained, it will become spherical, which is very popular.

Perfume Berry Succulent Cultivation

When growing perfumed berry, you need to provide fertile sandy soil. You can also directly purchase special succulent soil, or you can prepare it yourself.

It has a certain degree of drought resistance, but it needs to be watered moderately during the growth period to keep the soil slightly moist. In the spring and autumn growth period, if the soil is moist, do not water it. In summer, it will enter a dormant stage and can be watered every half a month. In winter, the temperature is low, so avoid excessive moisture in the soil and water it every thirty days or so. Generally, it does not require much fertilizer, so a small amount of fertilizer can be applied according to its growth.

Perfume Berry Maintenance Precautions

When caring for the Perfume Berry succulent, it needs to be exposed to sufficient sunlight. If there is insufficient light for a long time, its growth will be restricted, causing the succulent to grow too tall, the leaves to turn yellow and thin, and the leaves to turn green and look unsightly.

Generally, we can place it on the balcony or in the open air for breeding. It is best to keep the temperature at around 23 degrees, and above zero degrees in winter. No matter what season it is, the environment must be well ventilated. If the environment is not well ventilated, various diseases and pests are prone to occur. Summer is a high-incidence season for diseases and pests, so more attention needs to be paid.