When planting this succulent in containers, the container should have adequate drainage holes at the bottom, so that the excess water can run off freely. Make sure the soil is not dry if you plant your Peperomia graveolens in the summer. Consider planting multiple species at the same time. Many species adapt to different environments, but you have to be careful not to place them in extreme temperatures for lengthy amounts of time. It is best to avoid feeding your cacti during winter. Most cacti species go into dormancy in the winter and don't require a lot nutrients.

For example, if your succulent is dormant in winter you can repot it late in autumn. You can also fill the new pot with new soil. Instead of using succulent/cactus-potting soil in very humid climates, you could try one of the following: pumice (calcined clay), pine bark, or both. You can either choose a soil that drains well or amend the soil for drainage. This can be done by removing the soil at its base and placing it in soil that will preserve its moisture. If there is severe breakage or fragments that are too far apart, grafting and re-planting may be an option.

Your succulent can become too weak and attract mealybugs. Cacti plants will thrive indoors. They are attracted to bright spots, especially in winter. Cacti couldn't survive in the desert if they lost lots of water through their stomata, so they've adapted to have fewer stomata than other plants. This is important because you could end up with a sick plant, even if there is enough water in the container. Aeoniums can also be grown indoors or outdoors as pot plants. It is important to choose the right soil, but make sure your container has proper drainage.

Click here to view our article, "5 Tips on Saving Dying Suculents", for helpful tips and advice if your succulent is not looking its best or at risk of death. A vertical garden can be created using air plants. These stems can also be bent, making them ideal for hanging baskets. Only water the soil when it is dry. Use quality gloves when mixing your soil to protect your hands, skin, nails, and skin. The soil should be moist. Crassula capitella campfires well in soil that is a mixture of pumice (coarse sand), perlite (pumice) and cactus potting dirt.