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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can put a bright and ventilated place on the balcony, it is better to dry the soil, it is better to be dry than wet, afraid of waterlogging, and it is easy to rot the roots if the humidity is high.
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.
The sun is to be sunburned, otherwise it will be easy to grow, the temperature of the balcony is too high, it is recommended to put it in a well-ventilated place, if the conditions do not allow, do not water, too dry can be used to soak the pot, so that the bottom is wet.
The sun is to be sunburned, otherwise it will be easy to grow, the temperature of the balcony is too high, it is recommended to put it in a well-ventilated place, if the conditions do not allow, do not water, too dry can be used to soak the pot, so that the bottom is wet.
No, succulents generally like light, and they can only be placed in a bright and ventilated place on the south balcony, which is easy to grow and fall leaves in low light, and easy to rot roots when the humidity is high.
Yes, but be sure to ventilate.