Red back pepper grass succulent is a succulent herb that is loved for its bright leaves and easy to feed. This article will give you a detailed introduction to the maintenance methods of red back pepper grass succulents, to help you easily raise healthy and beautiful red back pepper grass succulents.
1.Potting soil selection: Red back pepper grass succulent like breathable and permeable soil, you can choose granular soil mixed with a little nutrient soil, you can also use peat soil mixed with plant ash, coarse sand and red jade soil. It is best to have holes in the pelvic floor to allow for drainage.
2.Light temperature: Red back pepper grass is succulent and suitable for growing in a cool and dry environment, afraid of shade and waterlogging. The optimal temperature at which it grows is between 18 and 28 degrees. In spring and autumn, red-backed pepper grass grows vigorously and needs plenty of light. It goes dormant during high temperatures in the summer and low temperatures in the winter.
3.Watering tips: When watering the succulent red-backed pepper grass, pay attention to controlling the amount of water. When potting, first make the potting soil semi-dry, and do not water it immediately after planting. Place the pot in a bright, non-direct sunlight area and allow the potting soil to dry thoroughly before watering. Avoid overwatering to avoid stem rot.
4.Precautions: When the temperature is low in winter, an appropriate amount of water control is required. During the summer rainy season, move the succulent red-backed pepper grass to a place where there is no rain to avoid the rain. In addition, red-backed pepper grass is succulent and easy to grow, if you find that the distance between leaves becomes longer and the plant shape is loose, you should adjust the light and watering habits in time Xi.
Through the above detailed maintenance methods, I believe you will be able to raise healthy and beautiful red back pepper grass succulent. Hopefully, this article will be of helpful help to you on your road to succulent cultivation of red pepper grass.