How to care for purple pearls in summer

Summer maintenance

Purple pearls are not resistant to high temperatures and cannot withstand exposure to the scorching sun, so they can only choose to go dormant during the high temperatures in summer. Here are a few points to note when maintaining it:

Plenty of sunlight and good ventilation

Entering a dormant period does not mean that the plant stops growing, it just grows slowly. Purple pearl likes to grow in the sun. Even during its dormant period, it must be guaranteed to have sufficient light. It must be properly shaded at noon and must be kept in a well-ventilated environment. . In this way, the purple pearl will grow more healthily after the dormant period.

Water sparingly and fertilize carefully

When the purple pearl enters a dormant period, the nutrients it consumes will decrease. During this stage, frequent watering and fertilization are not required. Watering is generally done once a week, and try not to fertilize or apply less fertilizer.

Avoid rain and take good care of it

Many flower lovers will take the purple pearl outdoors for maintenance in the summer, but they fail to move it away in time when it rains. Long-term rain will cause the plant to rot.