If you notice brown spots in your succulent, and it's usually kept in a sunny, bright area, you need to move it outside immediately. Over the next week, check your soil to see if it's dry. But, it has been so cold lately, and my poor succulents are freezing. If winters in your region are often cold and rainy instead of cold and snowy you might consider placing your succulents under a covered porch. If you are going to repot it, be sure to use a good-draining succulent soil. They need more sun than they are likely to get indoors.

The Stenocereus pruinosus succulent is also known as the Gray Ghost Organ Pipe. Well, the most common sign is discoloration caused by over or under-watering. A: Yes, you can touch your succulent plants if you want to inspect for signs of pests or diseases. These are signs that your succulent has outgrown its pot. Some aficionados prefer to place a saucer of water under the pot and allow the cacti roots to pull the water up. It is safe to water if it is dry after being removed. Keep away from direct sunlight, mist every few days or when the soil feels dry.