We'd love to hear about your experiences with these wonderful plants in our Facebook group, Succulent City Plant Lounge. We love green succulents, but there is something special about colored succulents. Succulents with rosettes are a favorite of ours, especially if the rosettes are colorful. This is why we love succulents with rosettes in bright colors, such as blue, purple, or other brightly colored ones. Blue Fingers is also a name for this succulent. Why are my Succulent Leaves turning black?

The good news? Succulent roots can be easily removed. The base expands when there is water. Depending on the species of the plant, the "pads", or the base, will expand. The plant will require less water in areas that are high humid. The plant needs less water in the dormancy period (winter/fall). Winter should be when the plants are dormant. For a more vibrant bloom, you can use bone meal and phosphate fertilizer. They are an easy-to grow succulent with few requirements. They bloom quickly in stunning, showy colors that can be proudly displayed.

It may seem obvious but many people are surprised to find that their carefully arranged succulents no longer look neat and tidy. These are just some of the questions that we will be answering in this post. For more information on top dressings, please refer to this post. This post will cover everything. Once you have applied it, it takes at least two months to release all the nutrients into the soil. Succulents are pretty low maintenance plants, but even a cactus needs some nutrients every now and then. Check to see if any plants need some extra care.

Q: Is aloe vera a succulent? Everyone has an aloe! Cold weather and rainfall are an aloe vera plant's worst nightmare. A: No, aloe plants require little to no maintenance. Q: Are aloe Vera plants easy to maintain? Insert your cutting and make sure that the leaves are at least one to two inches underground level. Jade plants, unlike most succulents can thrive in direct sunlight. It needs at least four to six hours of sun each day. Aloe can tolerate being in direct sunlight for 8 hours per day. It will often grow under indirect light, either on a desk or under another plant.