Water: One good way to check whether it’s time to water is to examine the moisture of the soil. if the top inch of the soil feels dry it’s time to water again. If you are unsure how much and how often to water in the beginning, it’s always better to underwater and increase watering as needed. Pay attention to how your plant looks and you can adjust watering accordingly. But remember that succulents can stand low watering as compared to other plants.

Nutrients/Fertilizer: This plant requires 4-6 hours of sunlight. It can withstand in summer, but if you are able to provide a semi-shade place to plant in summer it will help the plant. While winter season plants can withstand direct/indirect light.

Light: Apply liquid fertilizer or slow-release fertilizer once in 30-40 days. Always fertilize the plants during the morning hours when the temperature is low. Use any fertilizer high in potassium or phosphorus.

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