How to grow Crassula in summer

How to keep it in summer

The two biggest problems for plants in summer are high temperature and high heat.

The most suitable temperature for growth in summer:

The temperature between 15 and 32 degrees is most suitable for the growth of the bird's nest. If the temperature reaches above 33 degrees, the bird's nest will be dormant. Moreover, the bird's nest is very intolerant of high temperature and stuffiness.

How to get some sun in summer:

The bird's nest plant itself likes sunlight very much, and when exposed to sunlight, the edges of its green leaves will slowly turn red, which is very beautiful. But it is still afraid of the summer sun, so it should not be placed directly in the sun. It can be placed in scattered light or semi-shaded place. In other seasons, the sunlight can be increased. Plenty of sunlight will make its leaves more tender and plump.

How to water in summer:

When the temperature reaches 33 degrees in summer, the bird's nest palm will enter a dormant state. At this time, you should reduce watering. If you water too much, the roots of the bird's nest palm will rot, and in severe cases, the entire plant will die. If there is severe drought, its leaves will turn yellow and fall off.

More ventilation is needed in summer:

Ventilation is very important in summer. If the ventilation is poor, it will have a negative impact on plant growth and may cause the leaves to turn yellow and fall off.

Summer pest control:

Although the bird's nest plant rarely has diseases and pests, leaf spot and anthracnose can easily occur if it is in a hot and humid environment. When found, you can use special fungicide to spray and kill.