We recently have had a few hot days, and I think my succulent has gotten burned. I moved her to a more shady spot to prevent further burn. Any other tips? Also, do you know the name of this plant? I am unsure. - Garden Home Future

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2017-05-23, 5507 Views

We recently have had a few hot days, and I think my succulent has gotten burned. I moved her to a more shady spot to prevent further burn. Any other tips? Also, do you know the name of this plant? I am unsure.

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FieryFlame

2017-05-25

reduce the humidity by less watering, high evaporation makes them rot

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