![]() Generally, fertilizing is not a requirement for Echeveria Raindrops as they are accustomed to growing in nutrient-poor soil, which makes them susceptible to fertilizer burn if over-fertilized. Outdoors, this succulent loves warm summers of at least 19☌ or 20☌. During the winter, a few degrees lower will be ideal. Echeveria Raindrops grows well indoors in average room conditions with around 40% – 50% humidity.ĭuring the spring and summer months, your indoor Echeveria Raindrops needs temperatures of between 65 and 80☏ (18 – 27☌). For the most part, they do not tolerate cold temperatures or cold drafts well and too much humidity can lead to root rot. Soil that is constantly damp or doesn’t drain well will result in root rot.Įcheveria Raindrops thrives in hot, dry conditions. If growing in containers, make sure there are drainage holes in the bottom to allow water to drain from the soil. Standard soil for cactus potting is sufficient for this succulent, which can be found at most nurseries and garden centers. When watering Echeveria Raindrops, always water the soil directly and avoid allowing water to sit on the rosette of the succulent as this can lead to rot and fungal disease.ĭuring the spring and summer, this succulent will need to be watered more frequently than it will in the winter.Įcheveria Raindrops requires a well-draining, porous growing medium to help keep excess moisture away from the roots. With that in mind, Echeveria Raindrops should never be kept in damp soil. However, it is better to err on the side of under-watering, as they can quickly succumb to root rot if overwatered. If you water too much or too little, your Echeveria Raindrops will start to wilt, wrinkle, or drop leaves. Wait until the soil has dried out completely before watering your plant, and then give it a good watering, making sure the excess water drains out from the pot. On the other hand, too many hours of intense, direct sunlight can result in sunburn.ġ0 Best LED Grow Light Strips for SucculentsĮcheveria Raindrops, like most succulents, does not require much water as they store water in their fleshy leaves. If you have your plant on a windowsill, turn the plant occasionally to ensure that all sides of your plant get enough sun. It is also unlikely that they will flower. Placing your plant outdoors during the summer months will help it to thrive.Įcheveria Raindrops that does not receive enough light will become elongated and leggy, often ‘reaching’ towards the closest source of light. They should receive at least four to five hours of bright, direct light on a daily basis. ![]() Echeveria Raindrops requires a substantial amount of light in order to thrive.
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