Sufficient sunlight makes the stem thick and strong, leaves plump and glossy, and flowers bright and attractive.
The plant is full of growth passion, the stem is soft and drooping, the leaf color is dim, the bristles become shorter, thinner, and lack of luster. It will also affect the flower bud differentiation and flowering, and even the phenomenon of falling buds and flowers.
Winter type species that need less light. Spot brocade varieties, as well as non slow white wart spot and dark skin varieties, if they are exposed to strong sunlight for a long time, the plant's epidermis is easy to turn red and brown, which is lifeless. Therefore, succulent plants with a little shade tolerance should be properly shaded around noon on sunny days in summer to avoid high temperature and strong light.
In addition, the plants that just sprouted and developed leaves in early spring and the plants that soon changed pots should also be properly shaded to facilitate the growth and recovery of the plants.
