Although it is a good rule of thumb to water your succulent once per week, there are variations. Leaf burn can occur if you fertilize too often. The question is what amount of water are they going to need? The water you use should work. But to what extent? It is possible to use it depending upon the plant species used for industrial fertilizers. Monocarpic Agave species tend to be monocarpic. Here are my soil recommendations. One method to determine soil moisture is to use a moisture meter.

A good fertilizer is essential to ensure succulents thrive. Although they will eat leaves in spring and summer, they can do the most damage to plant roots during fall and winter. Commercial soil mixes for succulents are recommended to be used if the plants are being planted in a pot. This will ensure that they remain happy and dry. Watch out for vine weevils, scale insects and mealybugs. Even more difficult to detect are root mealybugs (and vine weevils).

Once you have one large succulent garden that spills off your house onto your patio, backyard and neighbor's property (oops), then you need industrial labeling skills! E.pulidonis will often release offsets or pups around their base. Aloe variegata (above), and Aloe Juvenna (below). How can you save an aloe vera that is rotten? Need help finding an Aloe Juvenna 'Tiger Tooth Aloe' plant? The plants are shipped with the bare rooting. However, the packaging is strong enough to protect them from damage during transportation.

Perhaps your green succulent has begun to turn red. Or perhaps your vivid, vibrant purple succulent is beginning to fade. Succulent leaves that turn brown can be tricky to diagnose. What Do Brown Leaves Mean? Brown leaves can be caused from three very different issues: lack of water, excessive water or sun damage. That may seem like a lot of water, especially if you've been routinely underwatering your succulent. A lot of people overwater their succulents, as succulents need very little water. You can ask their staff for advice on any of the varieties they have.