How long should succulents be exposed to the sun after transplantation?

1. How long should I wait to get some sun?

When the plants have just been transplanted, it is best to place them in a cool, dark place and keep them away from light for the time being. This period of time is about two to three days. On the third or fourth day, weak light can be used. It can be placed next to a glass-covered windowsill, or under the shade of a tree outside the house, with a little scattered light. After about a week, you can slowly move it so that the light gradually increases. But please note that this is a gradual process and the lighting cannot be increased suddenly. No matter what time, you can't be exposed to the sun. The time can also be gradually increased, starting with half an hour and then increasing to one hour.

2. Other precautions after transplantation

1. After transplanting, when considering its placement, you should consider not only the light but also the ventilation. Good ventilation conditions can prevent the pruning wounds of the plant from rotting, and can also provide it with fresh air, allowing it to adapt to the environment faster.

2. After transplantation, the moisture should also be appropriate. You can use the "immersion basin method" to replenish water. It is best to take it twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. This will provide it with plenty of water and it will acclimate faster.

3. The temperature should also be within an appropriate range, around 20 degrees.