temperature stress on Cacti And Succulents
Quick answer
If your Cacti And Succulents has temperature stress, the most likely cause is: Cacti and succulents tolerate temperatures as low as 4°C (40°F) but prefer minimum 7°C (45°F); winter condensation dripping on plants causes tissue damage and fungal infection.
Start here:
- 1. 1. Maintain winter temperatures around 10°C (50°F) with minimal watering
- 2. 2. Ensure greenhouse ventilation prevents condensation drips from roof or shelving
Why Cacti And Succulents gets temperature stress
Cacti and succulents tolerate temperatures as low as 4°C (40°F) but prefer minimum 7°C (45°F); winter condensation dripping on plants causes tissue damage and fungal infection.
How to reverse temperature stress on Cacti And Succulents
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1. Maintain winter temperatures around 10°C (50°F) with minimal watering
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2. Ensure greenhouse ventilation prevents condensation drips from roof or shelving
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3. Remove plants from positions where water drips regularly
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4. Avoid placing plants directly under shelving or hanging baskets with higher water-needs
Keep temperature stress off this Cacti And Succulents
Keep greenhouse plants dry-sided in winter to avoid condensation drips; maintain 10°C (50°F) minimum in winter dormancy.