Ponytail palm is succulent and not a palm tree-like other people think. Some people place succulents in their homes, both to provide a visual relief and balance their feng shui. Even if you are not an expert on succulents, it is possible to discover a unique group of succulents with some unusual characteristics. When succulents lose water, they can become more difficult to support. Their rooting system also becomes less strong than other succulents. Therefore, anchor stones are necessary to help hold the roots in place.

Epithelantha micromeris, "Button Cactus", has the typical needs of a succulent. Allow it to settle before you start watering again. You can plant them in rocks, containers, or walls. It is time to water your plants if the soil's top two inches are dry. Succulents retain water in their stems, leaves, and tissues. Be careful not to place your Kalanchoe succulent too close to an incandescent lamp. This can cause heat that can burn the leaves.

This succulent can also easily be transported outside in warm weather and then brought inside when it cools down. The southern California climate replicates the conditions of Africa, Madagascar, or the Canary Islands which are home to many of the most desirable succulents. Dragon's Blood Sedum is one of few succulents that can survive the winter's cold. Native to Madagascar, these gorgeous perennial succulents have branching silvery green leaves with coppery-brown markings covered with silvery white flakes.

K. Pinnata succulents can be called, depending on their location, the Goethe plant or the cathedral bells, Mexican love, miracle leaf, and many other names. Bunny Ears desert cactus grows well in moderately higher temperatures. They can withstand freezing and thrive in all kinds of temperatures. The light-green rosette does well indoors when given enough light. This allows you to make sure your plants have adequate drainage. You should ensure the pots you use for your plants have drainage holes so that excess water can drain out.