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Anonymous users2024-01-23Raising sedum is succulent, likes a dry and warm environment, just pay attention to shading in summer, and don't let the scorching sun shine.
It can be dried, but if the clothes are too low and block the light and ventilation of the meaty, then it is best not to dry the meaty place. In your case, it doesn't affect at night, but not during the day, and you have to bask in the sun during the day.
In winter and spring, it is required to be sunny and warm, and can be kept on the balcony. In summer, light can be appropriately reduced to prevent sunburn leaves.
OK. But in summer, it is better to ensure good ventilation, otherwise it is easy to rot roots. In winter, the windows should be opened every day to let in for ventilation.
The temperature is too low, it should be above 15 degrees.
Yes, succulents are generally light-loving and drought-tolerant plants, and it is better to put them in a bright and ventilated place on the balcony, dry and watered, and the soil is a little dry.