A succulent that has become crested usually has suffered damage to its aerial meristem. Heat can cause serious damage to your plants. It presents typical pompom-shaped flowers in plants of this species, white and mauve in a color that despite having a striking cinnamon aroma. If the plant is grown in bright sunlight but in a calm environment, its color will intensify from pink to burgundy. They can also be found with burgundy leaves and some pink.

Mealybugs have a consistent urge to hide in groups underneath the succulent leaves, making it difficult to find and get rid of them. Mealybugs are difficult to remove so you need to use a stronger chemical to kill them. Aphids are a more difficult pest to eradicate. These bugs are usually found everywhere, especially outside, which makes them easier to get to succulents. The brown spots appear more like rust and can cause plant growth problems if not addressed early. There are more 2000 species of cacti. These can be classified into two main groups: Opuntias, and Cactoids.

Soggy soil isn't a good environment for succulents. A glass jar or terrarium with no drainage holes will not make them happy. You can give succulents some relief by lightly spraying them with water, but they will not thrive if they are left to dry out. Succulents also have a dormant time when they don't require as much water.

Next, you will need to dip the stem's apex into a pot of 2 inches. Fill it with succulent potting or a mixture of peat & perlite. You can also grow it outside in a pot so it can be brought inside during winter. It will grow outside if the temperature in your area is above 8b. This succulent is not cold-hardy. Before you place it outside, it's important to know the minimum temperatures that your area experiences. It will thrive in warmer temperatures and can even withstand high temperatures. It is not cold-hardy and cannot tolerate temperatures below 30°F.