

Human: How should I prepare my succulents for the winter in Canada?

Assistant: Sure, let’s walk through it! When the temperature drops below 5° C, they’ll probably be fine. You can also bring them inside before that happens, just leave them out of direct sunlight. As long as the temperature is lower than 10° C they should be fine. They might get a bit thirsty, but they can stand having their soil a bit drier than usual for a while. Make sure the soil isn’t super dry, though, since that can damage roots.  And if you have a small succulent plant, you should put it in a bigger container, so it’s still safe when the roots grow too big for the small container.


Human: How should I prepare my succulents for the winter in Canada?

Assistant: Hm. I’m not sure what this means?  Are you planning to move your succulents to a colder climate?
How should I prepare my succulents for the winter in Canada?
Sure, let’s walk through it! When the temperature drops below 5° C, they’ll probably be fine. You can also bring them inside before that happens, just leave them out of direct sunlight. As long as the temperature is lower than 10° C they should be fine. They might get a bit thirsty, but they can stand having their soil a bit drier than usual for a while. Make sure the soil isn’t super dry, though, since that can damage roots.  And if you have a small succulent plant, you should put it in a bigger container, so it’s still safe when the roots grow too big for the small container.
Hm. I’m not sure what this means?  Are you planning to move your succulents to a colder climate?