How to grow the succulent plant Thousand Rabbit Ears

soil

Thousand Rabbit Ears likes loose, fertile, well-drained sandy soil, which can be mixed with leaf mold and peat ash, and a small amount of bone meal.

illumination

Thousand Rabbit Ears likes light. When there is sufficient light, the leaves are white. When there is less light, the leaves turn green and slowly fold down. Normally it needs full sun or slight shade. In summer, avoid direct sunlight and pay attention to ventilation.

temperature

Thousand Rabbit Ears is heat-resistant but not cold-resistant, and can tolerate slight frost damage. In winter, it should be placed in a well-lit place indoors for maintenance, especially in the northern region, and attention should be paid to keeping warm. In hot summer weather, pay attention to ventilation and cooling.

Watering

Thousand Rabbit Ears grows very fast and grows almost all year round. It requires more water, so make sure it has enough water. Too much or too little watering can cause leaves to fall off. During the spring and fall growing seasons, wait until the soil is completely dry before watering, and water moderately in the summer.