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Anonymous users2024-01-23Some will grow, some will die, and some will rot, depending on the weather conditions and variety. The high temperature of 42 degrees in the summer of the previous year, half of the pile of meat that could not be taken care of for half a month was hung, and the other half was very miserable, barely saved. If you like it, take it home, but you can't leave it to local classmates to take home and take care of it
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Succulents resemble cacti, they don't die so easily.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21No, but it will be taken by a wild cat....
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Yes, you'd better put it in the dorm room in a humid place.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19It's so hot......It's definitely bad, or it's just feeding the rats!
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Just don't be exposed to the sun. It is also a good choice to take it outside and put it in the shade.
Watering will die. Wait until the temperature has cooled down, then choose a slightly cooler evening and water it lightly.
It is better to control watering, increase the temperature difference, it is better to have a large temperature difference between day and night, succulents generally like light, especially drought-tolerant and less watering and afraid of waterlogging.
In the north, where the temperature is below 5 degrees, it is better to move the succulents indoors for maintenance so as not to suffer frost damage, especially at night; Admission in the South can be postponed until the middle of the month. Whether in the south or in the north, if there is a cold snap or other bad weather, move it indoors to prevent damage. For most species of succulents, under the condition of controlling watering and making the plants dormant, they can withstand low temperatures of about 5 in winter, although some species of succulents will not die if they are less than 0, but they will leave yellow spots caused by frostbite, among which the spring peak of the Euphorbiaceae family, the golden unicorn, the desert rose, Guangtang, Huibi Suxiao of the oleander family have poor cold tolerance, and it is best to maintain a temperature of more than 10, while the raw stone flower, sedum, meat cone flower, cactus, agave, etc. have good cold tolerance, and about 5 can be safely wintered. >>>More
Don't worry too much about it, it's meaty, it's too delicate and it's not good to raise. >>>More
Yes, when you use it, mix some fungicides and slow-release fertilizer in the soil and you can pot it.