The succulent might be too small or undeveloped for its environment. It may not get enough water or have been exposed to toxic substances that has caused its tissues to dry out. The plant will not thrive on very little water. You should ensure that your aloe plant is in better conditions after replanting it. A planter stand can be purchased to elevate your planter and ensure that succulents have better light. Two main reasons sunlight is better than dark for succulents are: Look for larger particles, such as gravel, pumice or perlite, that promote drainage and airflow.

The slow-growing succulent is usually a single, but it can produce offsets to propagation. To get rid of them, the plantlets can be pulled out of the soil but the seeds can remain viable in the soil for many years, which is why they are considered an invasive species in some parts. You can grow these plants if you're looking for an easy and fast-growing plant that is also difficult to kill. They can be difficult to control due to their covering shell and the fact that hundreds of eggs are laid by their females. The opinions about this plant are divided.

Crassula Arborescens Undulatifolia needs the same watering requirements as other succulents. Crassula forestifolia "Ripple Jade", can be propagated either from leaves or offsets. "Ripple Jade," if given enough light, can grow indoors. When it doesn't receive enough sunlight, the plant will not produce flowers. It's not even growing. In its native jungle growing habitats of South America, Rhipsalis ewaldiana received filtered light through tree branches. Rhipsalis. ewaldiana "Mistletoe Cactus", has the typical needs of a succulent. Seasons affect watering as well.

Note that some succulent varieties are more active and will grow in winter while others will go dormant throughout the summer. Crassula Obvata Crosby's Dwarf’ may still experience sunburn if exposed to the sun during a heatwave and when it gets extremely hot in summer. While brown spots caused by sunburn aren't very appealing, they can permanently mark the leaves. Choose leaves that are uniformly colored without any discolorations, spots or marks. These leaves are native to South Africa or Mozambique. They are known for their fleshy, thick, shiny, smooth leaves.