Conditions for growing succulents outdoors in winter

Misconceptions about growing succulents outdoors in winter

Every succulent lover cannot resist the temptation of growing them outdoors, especially in winter, which can improve their ornamental value. At this time, sufficient sunlight combined with the temperature difference can easily make the succulents show different colors. Therefore, many friends put succulents outdoors in winter, but the result is like hitting a stone with an egg, there is no return.

Let me give you an analogy: in the morning, your succulent pet just wakes up in bed, and you pull it out of the warm bed and throw it into the cold outdoors. You think you are letting it enjoy the sun, but it can also catch a cold. Even the warm sunshine can't change the temperature from below zero to above zero. After the sun sets, you hurriedly move it from the cold outdoors to the warm indoors, letting it experience the feeling of ice and fire many times in one day. Do you think it can bear it? Not to mention the little chubby ones can't stand it, even a big guy like you can't stand it.

Therefore, if you want to raise your pet outdoors, you should proceed step by step and do enough preparation before raising it outdoors.

Conditions for growing succulents outdoors in winter

First, place the succulent on the windowsill for maintenance, and then move it outdoors after it has completely adapted to the pot.

The outdoor environment must be sunny and free from wind, frost, rain or snow, otherwise not many succulents can withstand their oppression.

Before deciding to grow it outdoors, you should first understand whether this succulent is suitable for growing in the winter sun. If you encounter a succulent that doesn't like the sun, you would be sending it to the guillotine.