Jamie moved a transplanted aloe from a living room to an office—both south-facing, but the office got significantly more sun. The plant yellowed, and Jamie wondered if succulents can get too much sun.
Succulents are sun-lovers, but only if acclimated. Moving a plant from lower to higher light causes sunburn because the protective epidermis hasn't thickened. Transplanting already stresses roots; adding light shock compounds the problem.
The expert reassured Jamie that questions are welcome—no need to apologize!
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