A good guideline for succulent watering is also essential. Strategic adjustments to your watering schedule are better than making drastic changes. Also, ensure proper drainage to drain excess water. To ensure that the excess water drains away, it is crucial to have drainage holes at the bottom if your Zanzibar almonds are growing in a container. Make sure that the soil does not touch the bottom edge of the cutting. The simplest way is to spread it in a baking sheet and put the soil in the oven at 250 degrees F for 15 minutes. To find out more, visit your local nursery.

This Haworthia succulent can be used for brain and body treatment. Scales can also be treated the same way you treat mealybugs. Scales do not need much attention. It can be left alone to thrive and grow as long it is hydrated regularly. Echeveria Dondo is an unusual succulent in that it flowers earlier than most others. The Echeveria dondo is more at home outdoors, but you can also grow it indoors. Avoiding watering during the afternoon can prevent the hot water from sitting on the plant and possibly burning it. If the soil is not dry enough, curling leaves could be due to overwatering.

Agave attenuata is the first succulent to show damage from frost in winter. A cooling period in winter is necessary to encourage better flowering. Those indigenous to the Americas, such as cacti and agaves, or to northern climates like many sedums and sempervivums, tend to fare better than those from Madagascar and South Africa (kalanchoes, aeoniums, aloes and crassulas). Your Kalanchoe will flourish if you give it more sunlight. The damage will disappear when you are done. Most succulents will survive a short frost (less that an hour), but Agave attenuata's leaf tips can suffer damage.

A sunny southward window is ideal for this succulent. The ideal temperature for the Lepismium Cruciforme to thrive is between 60deg-75deg during its growing period, in the summer months. These succulents are ideal as ground cover for beds that have a wide range of colors. If you don't water your plants enough, they will become too dry and eventually fall over. You need to water your plant every 2-3 days until the cuttings have taken place and are growing well. Echeveria pulidonis requires bright light, so if you're growing it indoors, place it near your sunniest window.