It's not surprising to see cacti grown in teacups or terrariums. You should remove dead leaves and stems as soon as you can from the succulents' container. They do so through their leaves, roots, and stems. The light that plants need to grow food and support itself is vital for their survival. Overwatering will likely kill the cactus, and low light conditions make the plant even more vulnerable and sensitive to any adverse effects. Overwatering is the most common reason for root rot.

"Fairy Castle Cactus," while not cold-hardy is best if it is possible to bring the succulent indoors. Misting is a method of watering your air plant. This involves spraying water onto the plants twice daily with a spray bottle. It is best to wait for the soil to dry completely before watering your lithops. When watering your indoor plants, you should use less water than your outside plants. Adding plants in your white succulent setup can help add color and texture and give your collection a savory scent and fragrance.

"Fairy Castle Cactus," although not hardy, is not able to withstand cold temperatures. If you live in an area that gets below 30 degrees F (-1.1 degrees C), it's best for this succulent to be planted in a container that can be taken indoors. Your air plant can be watered by misting. You use a spraybot to water the plants once every two days. The best way to water your lithops is to wait until the top of the soil feels dry to the touch and then give it a good watering. When watering indoor plants, use less water that outdoor plants.

It all depends on what type of succulent you choose. Cuttings or individual leaves are more effective. Although ladybugs and the other pests won't affect the adult scale infestation, you can be certain that they will prevent the babies from getting bigger. As with most succulents, it is best to water the plant in the morning before the sun sets. If your plant's leaves fall, become shriveled, develop brown spots or turn yellow, this is a sign it needs more water. A: You should take out any plant with rotten root systems.