How do succulents get sun in the summer?

How to get sun in summer

You can choose a semi-shaded, well-ventilated place to dry in the sun. If the air continues to be humid and hot, it is not recommended to place it outdoors. If the temperature reaches over 30 degrees, in this case, succulents must not be exposed directly to the sun, as this can easily cause problems. The human body cannot withstand this temperature, let alone succulents. When succulents receive sufficient sunlight, their leaves will become healthier, fuller and their colors more colorful.

How to get sunlight for succulent plants in four seasons

Let’s talk about spring first. The temperature in spring is very suitable for succulents to bathe in the sun all day long, and the ultraviolet rays of the spring sun are very weak. Even if it is a little stronger at noon, it is still within the digestible level of succulents. There is no need to worry, you can boldly let them enjoy the sunshine. Spring is also the season when succulents grow the fastest and is the most suitable season for growing succulents.

Autumn is not much different from spring. The weather is clear and cool in autumn, so you can move your succulents outdoors to receive sunlight all day. The temperature in autumn is also suitable for succulents. However, in September and October, although the weather is not as hot as in summer, it still has some lingering summer atmosphere. Therefore, at noon, it is best to move the succulents back indoors or prepare for shade. Do not expose to direct sunlight.

Although it can be exposed to the sun all day in winter, it is best to keep it indoors.

Precautions

While allowing succulents to receive outdoor sunlight, you also need to pay attention to weather conditions to prevent rain from causing succulents to become infected with diseases.