Pickle Plant Succulent Care Tips

Pickle plant succulent has a reclining upright stem and can emerge from the stem base of its rhizome. It belongs to the Compositae family, most of which are native to South Africa. In addition, it has many names. Most people who have just met it may be confused by other different names. However, do you know how to care for it? Here is some knowledge about the pickle plant succulent care tips!

Pickle plant succulent care: light demand

In fact, like other types of succulents, it likes to absorb sunlight, and it even needs more sunlight than others. They can only tolerate partial shadows or indirect sunlight, and will not grow so fast. Generally speaking, it is best to absorb 4 hours of sunlight a day. If the indoor light is not enough for it to absorb, then it is recommended to buy succulent grow lights!
 

Pickle succulent plant: watering needs

Compared to other types of succulents, pickle succulent plants are more drought-tolerant. However, when it has no water to irrigate, it will quickly dry up. Especially when it absorbs a lot of sunlight and does not get enough water, it will wither. This means that you need to water once a week.
 

Pickle succulent plant: soil requirements

Like other succulents, it is sandy soil that needs good drainage, which can make your succulents grow more vigorously. Of course, ordinary soil is also possible, but some sand or perlite needs to be added. This can also increase the drainage performance of the soil.



In fact, no matter what type of succulent plant you are growing, its care and some precautions are the same. As long as you master the corresponding methods and steps, you can also grow very healthy succulents! Remember, although succulents can be simply cared for, they must not be ignored. Otherwise, it will face the possibility of death.