How often do succulents need to be watered?
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I f your succulents are outside i would water them about 1-2 times a week. I only water my inside succulents about 1 every two weeks in the winter. I live in Tennessee so our summers get pretty hot. So of course put your climate into consideration. Hope that helps
Give them a good soaking. Then let the soil dry our completely before watering again .Make sure there is no water standing in the saucer from the drainage holes
id let mine get real dry. desert dry then flood. month later, water again
I water mine about once a month.
When they are very dry to the touch
they need very little water. Water when dry
I wait until mine are completely dry, then I put them in a pot of water. They will drink all they need in a couple of hours. The take them out.
Hi there!! We recommend watering once a week! Here's a good source that gives you more information:
Totally depends on the conditions the succulents live in. I live in the Phoenix area so my outside ones need water pretty regularly. You want to let them dry out completely for most, then soak them good. I always have a saucer under the pot so it can pull the water back up that it needs. Just don't let it sit in water too long.