5 juicy tips for health care SUCCULENTS.

5 juicy tips for health care SUCCULENTS.

Juicy proper care as long as you have some basic knowledge. Hopefully the tips in this post as well as the post above will help you ensure long life and happiness of succulents you!
For now, however, I would like to share five basic tips that have helped me grow up healthy, happy succulents, they are very basic. But I will share my experiences with each.

Less water

I know, I know this is what has been said over and over with succulents too much water is not good for succulents, it is true! It is an essential part of caring juicy. I have almost disappeared due to over-watering a plant, this really can not be stressed enough! Two things I learned along the way that may help with the watering ... thick succulent leaves on less water is required. To my beautiful Royal Flush Pachyveria going to need a lot less water than Aeonium Zwartkop I actually really liked Aeonium Zwartkop because it tells me when it needs to be watered with a droopy add a little water and perks up within. Hour!

How can I go about watering my trees by giving them a good soaking once a week. I have found this works better because all the roots get water droplets, light, and there was plenty of time to dry out. Now it is getting colder, I just put all my work week and once a month. For more in-depth look at how I watered my plants, check my post to a succulent plant.

Well-drained soil

Therefore I tell you, succulents require frequent watering, and soil to dry out between watering. In order to do so, you must have well-drained soil. There are a lot of suggestions as to what you should use soil and in what areas. The basic idea is that you have to mix in something light and into the porous soil to improve drainage. I have been adding pearlite soil with a ratio of 1: 1 in the soil, the best that I have but the succulents can I get from the garden taught by Cynthia bees she used vermiculite and coconut fiber in the mix. her and get on really well as drainage. I am looking for a switch to all coconut fiber. Although, in general, just make sure your juicy in well-drained soil so roots can completely dry out between watering UPDATE: For more details about the mix of my current, make sure to post my good drainage. succulent container garden soil You also can buy land juicy I used here.

Number of sun

succulents need a lot of sun to grow healthy and happy. Something that I've learned is that they do not like direct sunlight in the heat of the summer when they are outside. They are more likely to sunburn. But if they go outside, put them somewhere where they can get some shade and are quite cool. The morning was good, with vibrant hues in the afternoon. If your plants inside, put them somewhere where they will receive light most of the day. They are less likely to get a sunburn. But it can also occur. Often facing the south edge of the window will give enough light. If you notice signs of sunburn (brown / black spots on the leaves) move to somewhere that is not quite as direct light.

Signs abound that you will not get enough light is "stretched" If your plant starts to get really high with lots of space between leaves, it will be stretched out trying to find more light. If you notice this, try to move your plants to get more light throughout the day.

Here is an example of a juicy light stretching. See how spaced out is?

Published!

One of my favorite things about succulents is how they can be easily disseminated. It is very easy to increase your luscious garden just out of your plants and put them away in moist soil to grow. For more detailed instructions about spreading succulents you can see the post, or you can buy my eBook! Propagation is easy and fun to see new small plant growing Plus, if your supply of succulents growing steadily, it is fun to start them with others! Most people would be amazed at how these plants propagate and you may even find some people who want to try it yourself!

Test

 I have been involved in this little succulent and cactus forum. There are a lot of good information in there and people are willing to help out when they can. From everything I have read on there. But I have decided that your health succulents boils down to test the soil, watering and sunlight. Every area is different and plants respond in different ways to their environment. Often you will see a completely contradictory statements on the subject of care succulents, but in the end, their environment will determine whether or not what is good for the plants.

I would love to hear from any of you have your success or failure in growing succulents, as well as any questions you may have about them. I am not an expert by any means, but I am passionate about them and are always excited to learn more. If you have any tips for growing succulents, feel free to share it here as well!