Hi Steemit! Preparations for this post began a long time ago. Echeveria did not receive watering for a long time, so that the result was obvious. Yesterday I finally poured it and today we can compare before and after.
It is seen with the naked eye that the echeveria before irrigation has a dense top and sluggish lower leaves. They are dehydrated and dangle like rags. I think if you left the echeveria without water for a longer period, they would have dried. :)
So from the moment of watering a day has passed. All leaves are absolutely elastic, firm. The color of the echeveria seemed to become more saturated, the plant was transformed.
In the issue of watering succulents, factors such as season, air temperature, soil volume play a role. There should be enough drainage holes in the bottom of the pot so that the water does not linger. Also avoid getting water on the leaves. In the case of watering succulents, it is better to be greedy than to transfuse!;)