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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, but the leaves turn green when you see less light, and the leaf spacing is elongated, so it is not as good as being in the sun.
Yes, as long as there is sunlight shining through! However, this plant should be watered as little as possible, that is, it should be watered once every half a month.
If it rains once in a while during the growing season, it's fine, but if it rains continuously, you have to shelter from the rain, otherwise move into the house, and don't get wet if it's a rain in the high or low temperature season, unless the soil is very dry and the rain is very small.
Yes, but the growth is definitely not good, succulents like sufficient light, and the general kitchen is more shady, which is not suitable for succulent growth.
It is best to put it in a bright place indoors when it rains, it can not be rained, the humidity is easy to rot the roots, succulents like light and drought tolerant plants, and it doesn't matter if the soil is dry.
After putting the glass, there is no problem, and it cannot be put outdoors in direct sunlight, and the light above 35 degrees can easily burn the leaves.