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Category: Succulent Care
To color succulents, you have to change the environment they are growing in, to put "stress" on them. Things such as less or more water, less or more sunlight, and hotter or colder temperatures can...
The best succulents to grow in the warm climate conditions of Texas are Aeoniums, Senecio mandraliscae, Sempervivum, Crassula ovata, Cereus, and Echinocereus. Other succulent plant varieties you can...
Saving a broken-off succulent depends on the damage. If the leaves start to fall, you can just let them dry for three days. If the stem is decapitated, keep it away until it gets callused. When you...
The best succulents for Florida living include cactus, Aloes, Sedums, and Kalanchoes. But due to Florida’s rainy, humid climate, you need to plant them in well-drained soils like coarse sand or...
To get rid of mold on succulents, you can use a variety of DIY fungicides, or you can purchase a commercial fungicide. DIY fungicides can include a baking soda mixture, milk spray, neem oil, or...
The best succulents for high humidity will be durable succulents that can thrive in many different environments. Look for succulents that are considered hard to kill and that are native to humid...