How to grow the succulent Pink Lady

Farming methods

Growth habit

The first step to cultivating a plant is to understand its preferences and habits, which is a necessary step. The reason why Pink Lady is so red is entirely due to the amount of sunlight and climate changes. So if you want to grow it to be red, don't be stingy with giving it sunlight.

Watering management

Pink Lady is more suitable for a drier soil environment, so don’t water it too much or too often, but water it sparingly. During the growing season, you can add more water appropriately. Summer is a typical dormant period, so you need to pay more attention to it. The first step is to strictly control the water content and provide shade to prevent it from being soaked by water and causing root rot due to rain. In winter, water should be reduced. When the temperature drops to five degrees, do not continue to water it. Drier soil is more conducive to safely surviving the cold winter.

Soil preparation

The soil mixing methods for most succulents in the Crassulaceae family are relatively similar. Generally, coarse-grained stone mixed with humus soil is enough, and the growth needs can be met without too complicated ratios.

Precautions

Although it looks like a delicate pink lady, it is relatively easy to raise. It can be said that it is both beautiful and worry-free. Normally, as long as the needs in terms of sunlight, water, fertilizer, etc. are met, the succulents will grow very fast. Except for the need to spend more time and effort on care in the summer, the rest of the time they are both pleasing to the eye and reassuring.