CRASSULA SUPERIOR PLANT: This trademarked jade-plant features thick, ruffled leaves in rich colors of blue-green. It can easily adapt to different growing conditions and features distinctive triangular leaves with white margins. The jade plant will experience a shock and lose its leaves. It is best to avoid soils containing a lot of water-retaining materials like clay or peatmoss. To keep them away, you may have to devise clever ways. The reason for this is the environment in which the plants are growing. Use bright light that is not directly lit.

Overwatering is the leading cause of succulent plant death, and it could lead to a dead air plant as well. This plant can grow up to 2 feet tall and 2 feet wide in sunny and warm climates. A south-facing or west facing window will likely require you to place your succulent at least a few feet from the window. However, String of Hearts can be kept directly in a north-facing, or east-facing, window. Although Lithops don’t require much fertilizer, it is possible to give them a little every few months to keep them healthy and strong.