You can care for your succulents better than you do if you aren't familiar with their needs. I have many of these plants, which I keep in various planters. They are easy to care for and grow well. Too much sunlight and improper watering can kill succulent plants. Larger succulents can withstand longer watering periods than smaller succulents. These succulents are hardy and can withstand freezing. Protect the Echeveria Prolifica from frost. Echeveria Perle vom Nurnberg- This Echeveria has fleshy leaves that can sometimes turn from blue-green into purple or red.

This is because soil in your garden might not be considered safe. This delicate evergreen is often seen displaying its dense carpet of rosettes in a well-manicured rock yard. The Mexican Snowball's fleshy rosettes make a striking display on the rocks in the Chihuahuan Tehuacan. The warm weather conditions of the Mexican Snowball's origins may have a bearing on why this succulent is a sun enthusiast. Mexican Snowball thrives in sandy soil. Aeonium Cyclops may be the right choice for you. Aeoniumhaworthii can't tolerate waterlogged soil, as sogginess can cause root rot.