March 04, 2024
By Ananya Jain
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Succulents, unlike cacti, prefer moderate temperatures (70-90¡ãF). Place them indoors by a window or outdoors on a sheltered patio or beneath trees.??
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Succulents suffer leaf burns in full sun and become weak in shade. Green types prefer shade; red, gray, and spiked varieties, sunlight.??
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Vibrant succulents such as aeoniums and echeverias require six hours of daily sunlight to retain their rich colors and compact shape.
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During winter, most succulents enter dormancy, ceasing growth until spring. Avoid fertilizing; water sparingly to prevent root rot. Stored nutrients sustain them.
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In spring to fall, fertilize succulents with half-strength 10-10-10 fertilizer. Avoid fertilizing in winter when they're dormant.
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