The second approach to planting multiple supplements in one pot is to space out each succulent comfortably. Applying fertilizer to soil is always a good idea before you plant Euphorbia Horrida. A south-facing window will receive light all day and is nearly as good as being outdoors in direct sunlight. If you are located in the Northern Hemisphere (the USA), the south-facing window will get the most light, providing there is no shade from trees or other buildings. However, some plants, like the Euphorbia Horrida succulent, do not require daily attention.

You can ensure that your succulent office plant survives if you keep to the succulent watering rule "Do Not Overwater". The Snake Plant copes well with low light conditions and can easily cheer up any corner of your office while complementing any monotone wall paint. It can grow upright to two feet in height, making it a focal point for your garden. This small, round, spineless succulent can only grow to 2.4 inches (6cm), and 6cm (15cm). The best way to care for your succulent is to choose the right type. Succulent plants can be a natural source for fresh oxygen and increase air circulation.

Your everyday garden soil is the best source of nutrients to make succulent soil. After watering, the soil dried in about three days. For the wound to heal, you should let it sit for a couple more days. Even if I'm very careful, they usually last only 2-3 days. Find out more about mangaves... My page "Testing Mangaves at Home" will tell you about the Mangave cultivars which I am currently testing in my Southern CA Zone 9b garden. Above: Mangave 'Kaleidoscope' in my garden. Begin a treasure hunt for mangave cultivars as I find them. You can see the mangave page at Plant Delights Nursery.

Hanging planters are a great way to utilize vertical space and add more dimension to your garden or succulent collection. You can add pumice directly to the soil after creating the tunnels. This will not cause any damage to the roots. If the roots or the soil surrounding them are wet, air can't penetrate. You should get rid of any older succulent roots that have begun to rot. This will prevent them from contaminating the water quality. Paint some soup ladles from the past to make a few. However, be sure that the paint you choose is not poisonous.