There are succulent varieties that can grow huge root balls that you can simply split apart to propagate new plants. Jade plants need at most 6 hours of direct sunlight per day. Just ensure that it is at least 10% broader and taller than your succulent and has a nice drainage hole at the bottom. As for transferring a grown parent plant, we recommend getting a container that's at least an inch or two wider in diameter than the current pot. It will make your succulent plants more portable by transferring them to larger pots.

All succulent plants are able to store water in their roots, stems, and fleshy foliage. You should water your succulent only after it has retreated from the sun. A: No, your succulent will thrive without you constantly caring for it. It doesn't matter if your succulent is in a hanging planter, regular pot, or both, you might want a piece of metal mesh or plastic to cover the drainage holes. Make sure you have the new pot ready before you take out your Christmas Cactus. You need to make sure the pot is slightly bigger than your Madagascar palm's roots.