When I purchased this succulent it’s description said no ...
2” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 year ago
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@MercifulMostii Oh, perfect! If you're only getting about 3 hours of sunlight then you're golden!
If you know that you're going to have a 90+ degree day I would go ahead and give em some water the day before. If the temps are consecutively hot it'll need watered more often.
Interestingly, and maybe it's just a coincidence, by watering the way I have my succulents have had a lot of growth during the past month.
If you know that you're going to have a 90+ degree day I would go ahead and give em some water the day before. If the temps are consecutively hot it'll need watered more often.
Interestingly, and maybe it's just a coincidence, by watering the way I have my succulents have had a lot of growth during the past month.
Sooo this depends. South or West direct sunlight all day long is going to be too much and cause it to turn colors (which is pretty, but not natural) and eventually burn.
I have my succulents on a west facing porch that gets sunlight as soon as the sun hits the tree line. Thankfully, I have an awning, I had to pull them back closer to the house because they were burning.
Attached is an example of one the sunburned succulents - it did this when it was getting 5+ hours of sunlight. It was originally a much darker burn.
I have my succulents on a west facing porch that gets sunlight as soon as the sun hits the tree line. Thankfully, I have an awning, I had to pull them back closer to the house because they were burning.
Attached is an example of one the sunburned succulents - it did this when it was getting 5+ hours of sunlight. It was originally a much darker burn.
@PerfectPinkpoui I live in Indiana. The only direct light is from west. Probably at most 3 hours. They are on the front porch but gets hot. So far so good with all my sun lovers
@PerfectPinkpoui thank you!