If you don't water these 20 kinds of succulents in summer, only the pots will be left.

1 Black Mage

(Source: Huaban.com) 1. When the temperature exceeds 30℃ in summer, it will enter a dormant period, and its leaves will gather toward the middle, so don't expose it to direct sunlight, and place it in a well-ventilated place with scattered light. 2. The leaves of Black Magic have low water storage capacity, so it cannot be completely cut off from water in summer. Water it about 2-3 times a month. It is best to water it at night and keep the soil in the pot slightly moist.

2 Mountain Rose

(Source: Duitang) 1. When the temperature exceeds 30℃, mountain rose will enter a dormant period. The leaves will gather together and look like rose buds about to bloom. It is best to keep it in a cool and ventilated place. 2. Water the plant about 1-2 times a month, slowly water along the edge of the pot, and water thoroughly each time.

3 Aizen Nishiki

(Author: Dahua Guoguo Source: Sina Blog) 1. The Aiyanjin will enter dormancy in summer, causing the leaves to fall off continuously, so it should be placed in a cool and ventilated place and never exposed to direct sunlight. 2. When the temperature exceeds 35℃, cut off the water completely. Wait until the cool autumn and the Aizenjin will start to grow again.

4 Guanyin Lotus

(Author: Sunny 2011) 1. When the temperature is above 30℃, the growth of the Alocasia odora will stop and it will enter a dormant period. Pay attention to shade it at noon and place it on a north balcony with good scattered light. 2. It is best to stop watering during the dormant period. If you find that the soil in the pot is too dry, water it about once a month. Water it thoroughly, and it is best to water it at night.

5. Gyokuro

1. When the temperature is above 30℃, the jade plant will enter a dormant state and the transparency of the leaves will decrease. At this time, it is best to place it on the north balcony or the east or west balcony to receive scattered light. 2. During the dormant period, pay attention to water control and keep the soil in the pot dry. Water only after the surface of the soil turns white. If there is too much water, it will easily lead to root rot.

6 Black Claw

(Author: Succulent Junjun) 1. It will hibernate in summer, grow slowly or even stagnate. At this time, you should pay attention to ventilation and provide appropriate shade, and place it on the north balcony with good scattered light. 2. Reduce the amount of watering and keep the soil in the pot slightly dry; never let it get wet in the rain, otherwise it will easily cause black rot.

7 coins string

(Source: Sina Blog) 1. When the temperature is higher than 35℃, the money tree will grow slowly or even stop growing. At this time, you can add a shade net to it, or put it in a cool, ventilated place with scattered light for maintenance. 2. Money tree has strong drought resistance. Just keep the soil in the pot slightly dry in summer. Do not water it too much, otherwise it will easily die.

8 Stripes Dodecanese

1. When the temperature exceeds 33℃ in summer, Haworthia will enter a semi-dormant period. At this time, it is best to add a shade net to it, or place it in a semi-shaded place, such as the north balcony. 2. Haworthia likes dryness and its root system is relatively sensitive, so water cannot accumulate in the flowerpot, otherwise the roots will rot. Try to water it in the morning and evening to avoid high temperatures in summer.

9 Blue Beans

1. Above 35℃, blue beans will grow slowly or even stop. Be sure to provide shade and ventilation, and place it on the north balcony with good diffuse light. 2. During the dormant period, ensure that the soil in the pot is dry. When you notice that the surface of the soil in the pot turns white, slowly water it along the edge of the pot without watering it thoroughly.

10 Raul

1. Above 30℃, Raul will enter a dormant period. At this time, you must pay attention to shading. You can add a shade net, or place it in a well-ventilated and scattered light place to avoid the occurrence of black rot. 2. Water the plant about once a month. Water thoroughly to ensure the soil in the pot is moist.

11 Gorgeous Windmill

(Author: Delatour Source: Sina Blog) 1. When the temperature exceeds 35℃ in summer, the gorgeous windmill will enter a dormant period. It is best to add a shade net at this time, otherwise the leaves will easily be sunburned. 2. After the surface of the potting soil turns white and becomes dry, water it thoroughly again. Be careful not to water the leaves when watering, otherwise the white powder on the gorgeous windmill will be easily washed away, affecting the appearance.

12. Salsa Queen

1. When the temperature exceeds 35℃, Queen Sasha enters a dormant period. Pay attention to ventilation and shade. You can add a shade net, or place it in a cool and ventilated place for maintenance. 2. Reduce watering in summer and spray a small amount of water on the surface of the potting soil every week to prevent root death.

13 Purple Cashmere

(Author: Xin Sui Feng Qu) 1. Like black cashmere, purple cashmere will enter a dormant period in summer, but the dormant period of purple cashmere is shorter. As long as you pay attention to ventilation and shade, it will pass quickly. 2. In the summer, you can water the plant abundantly, just pour water over its head. As long as the root system is fine, the plant will basically not die.

14 Ji Xing Beauty

1. When the temperature exceeds 30℃, the star beauty will easily go dormant. At this time, you can add a sunshade net when the sun is strong at noon. If placed in a shaded place for a long time, the stems and leaves will become tender and prone to lodging. 2. There is no need to cut off water in summer, but you must reduce the amount of watering. About 2-3 times a month is enough, and the best time is in the morning or evening.

15 pills of Ye Ji Qiu Li

(Source: Succulent APP) 1. When the temperature is above 35℃, the Maruleaf Herbarium will go dormant and must be placed in a cool and ventilated place, otherwise it will easily die due to the hot weather. 2. If the Marubifolia is maintained outdoors, it is best to move it to a place with bright scattered light and gradually reduce the amount of water until watering is stopped.

16 Maiden Heart

(Source: Flower Network) 1. In the hot summer weather, the maiden heart will go into dormancy. At this time, you must pay attention to ventilation and shading to reduce the occurrence of black rot. If it is kept outdoors, the dormancy period is not obvious and it can still grow. 2. After entering the dormant period, gradually reduce watering until you stop watering. Normally, just keep the surface of the potting soil slightly dry.

17 Daruma Fu Musume

(Author: Xinshengxing Source: Yizhi China) 1. Above 30℃, the Daruma Fungus will enter a dormant period. Be sure to prevent it from being exposed to the sun, add a layer of shade net, or move it to a ventilated place indoors with sufficient diffuse light. 2. Water less in summer, about once every 2-3 weeks, keep the soil in the pot slightly moist, and do not water too much.

18 Tia

1. Tia likes an environment with plenty of sunlight. It has a short dormant period in the hot summer weather. It is necessary to add a layer of shade net at noon to prevent the plant from growing too tall and the leaves from becoming loose and thin. 2. Wait until the surface of the potting soil is completely dry, then water it thoroughly again. Gradually reduce watering until you find that the old leaves are withering, which proves that Tia has completely entered a dormant period. At this time, stop watering.

19 Red Frost

1. Red frost likes coolness and will enter a dormant period in hot summer weather. Pay attention to shading and ensure ventilation, and place it indoors or on the north balcony with good diffuse light. 2. In the hot summer weather, you can choose to water the plant once a month to ensure that the soil in the pot is moist.

20 coral beads

1. When the temperature exceeds 35°C, the coral beads will enter a short dormant period. At this time, pay attention to ventilation and shade, and never expose it to the sun. 2. When watering, you can follow the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry, and watering thoroughly when you do. You can water again after you find that the entire soil in the pot has become dry. Note: The succulents that dormant in summer introduced by Huahua refer to those in most areas with high temperatures in summer. Some flower lovers may turn on the air conditioner at home in the summer or the temperature may not be that high, so succulents will not hibernate.

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