How to grow the Thousand Buddha's Hand succulent plant?

The succulent Thousand Buddha's Hand is also called Wang Yuzhulian. It has full and green leaves, a small and cute plant shape, and bright yellow and vibrant flowers. It is often used as a potted plant for viewing. Many people like this plant and want to grow it at home. So how do you grow the Thousand Buddha's Hand succulent plant ? Let’s take a look below.

1. Temperature

When growing the succulent Thousand Buddha's Hand, pay attention to the temperature. It likes a cool, warm and ventilated environment, and avoids cold and exposure to the sun. Too low or too high temperatures are not conducive to its growth. Its suitable temperature for growth is 18∽25 degrees, and it has no obvious dormancy period. Thousand Buddha Hands likes full sunlight, but needs shade during the hot summer months; in the cold winter, pay attention to keep warm, and keep the temperature no lower than 5 degrees for the best wintering.

2. Lighting

Thousand Buddha's Hand has no obvious dormancy period and has a relatively high light requirement. Except for the summer when it needs shade, it should be given full sunlight as much as possible in other seasons, especially from autumn to winter to early spring, when the temperature difference between day and night is large, so the Thousand Buddha's Hand can be grown to have a beautiful jelly color.

During the growing season in spring and autumn, place the Thousand Buddha's Hand in a location with the most sunlight to keep the leaves compact. Never place it in the shade, as this will easily cause the stems and leaves to elongate. In winter, when the temperature is below 5 degrees, do not expose it to the sun. Move it to a sunny place indoors. Provide appropriate shade during the high temperatures in summer, increase ventilation to avoid sunburn, and maintain an environment with scattered light, which is conducive to the growth of the succulent Thousand Buddha's Hand.

3. Soil

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