How to care for Sedum succulentum

Growth conditions of Sedum succulent

When caring for the Sedum succulent, a suitable temperature is required, which should generally be maintained between 10-25 degrees. However, it has good cold and heat resistance. It can grow in an environment with a temperature of up to 35 degrees, and can also be maintained in an environment of minus 30 degrees, but it requires a dry and ventilated environment.

How to grow Sedum succulent

When caring for the Sedum succulent, it needs sufficient sunlight. At normal times, try to avoid strong sunlight so that it can grow better. It also needs a good ventilation environment. When watering and fertilizing, be careful not to overdo it to avoid water accumulation.

Watering the Sedum succulent

The sedum succulent does not have a very high demand for water, so when watering it, you must do it in moderation, and only water it thoroughly when the soil is completely dry. Do not water it if it is not dry.

Fertilizing Sedum succulent

The demand for fertilizer of Sedum succulent is relatively high, so it needs to be fertilized every 20 days, and generally a thin liquid fertilizer is used.

Disease and pest control of sedum succulent

When the Sedum succulent is growing, if the environment is too hot and stuffy, diseases and pests will occur, which is not conducive to its growth and requires timely treatment with drugs.

How to grow Sedum succulent at home

When caring for the Sedum succulent indoors, it needs to be placed on the balcony for care. It needs to have sufficient sunlight and good ventilation to avoid the environment being too hot. It needs to be watered and fertilized in time to ensure that it has sufficient nutrients and water.

Precautions for the maintenance of Sedum succulent

Sedum needs to be repotted every 1-2 years, usually in spring or autumn. When repotting, trim the dead roots and replace the potting soil. Use half leaf mold or peat soil, half coarse sand or vermiculite, and mix in a small amount of bone meal to make the new potting soil. Pay attention to water control for the newly repotted Sedum.