We think this Mexican succulent is much prettier than a bunch of hairy tails and just what your succulent collection is missing! Mezcal, another Mexican beverage known for its rich, smoky flavor can be made using over 30 different types of agave. Google searches reveal a constant increase in succulent related search over the past ten year in different parts the world. It's not easy to find rare succulents, so this book is a treasure trove for succulent explorers. Because the leaves are reminiscent of bunny ears it has taken the succulent world by storm.

Your new succulent should be watered the same way as your other plants. This will continue until next spring/summer when it's time to get more. It needs to sit in the water for at least 24 hours, though a little more would be better. You will need to wait two weeks before watering a newly planted barrel. You can water the barrel from the bottom by placing the plant in an empty tray or dish and allowing it to soak for two or three inches. You can add it to salsa or tacos as a side-dish. Young pads of approximately 4-8 inches are needed for Mexican dish nopales.

Your succulent will look dead upon arrival, regardless how beautiful the container. It is important that all containers have drainage holes at the bottom. It's possible to keep a succulent hydrated in a container without drainage holes. However, it is not advised. The sun can intensify the colors, regardless of their individual color. Caretakers with more experience will be able bring out the brightest colors by stressing plants. Learn as much as you can about each plant's growing requirements and match them to your landscape.