How long can succulent leaf cuttings be exposed to the sun

1. How long can I get some sun?

Don't rush to expose succulent plants to the sun after leaf cuttings, because the root system has not grown out yet. Exposing them to the sun too early will increase the evaporation of water in the leaves, which will cause the plants to lack water and cause death. This will affect the growth of the plant and make it difficult for it to survive. Generally, it is placed in a sunny and ventilated place indoors and maintained for about a month. In this way, the plant will gradually adapt to the environment and the roots will take root in the soil. Then it can be moved to a sunny place to receive proper maintenance.

2. How to sunbathe in the later stage

After the plant has grown a complete and strong root system and gradually adapted to the environment, it can receive full sunlight in spring, autumn and winter to supplement the lighting conditions. However, in the summer, because the sunlight is more scorching, you need to avoid the most scorching noon. It should be exposed to sunlight appropriately from morning to noon or after 4 pm. The rest of the time, just keep it indoors and it will be satisfied with only exposure to soft scattered light.