It all depends on how severe the damage to your succulent. While you can do it and watch how the succulent reacts, it is best to not take too much risk. So how do you tell if succulents have been too watered? You won't cause any harm to your plants if you don't water them for two or three extra days. But, if you water while the soil still has moisture, it could lead to root rot. If root rot is severe enough to affect the upper parts of the plant, you will notice signs such as discolored or mushy foliage.

Succulent leaves will eventually die. However, if they don't look right for you, you can take them out and trim them as needed. Make sure to use the same well draining succulent or Cactus soil as you would for a Trachyandra Plant. By the end of the guide you'll be able to identify the correct type of soil. If you are able to care for your Trachyandra Plant properly, you might be rewarded with beautiful blooms in the spring or late winter. It can be a great houseplant if it is taken care of properly. If you live in warmer areas, your Trachyandra plant may need to be watered more often.

Echeverias can be found in most homes. These succulents come in many sizes, shapes and colors. The rosette on their rosette makes them easily identifiable. LE: Let me rip out your lawn and any trees. I will bring in some soil. LE: The idea was born when I posted on social media that anyone who would like to learn my methods could come and assist with installation.

This is the fastest method of propagating Aeonium Simsii succulents. Offsets from the parent plant are the most popular way to propagate an Aeonium Simsii succulent. You can solve these problems by re-potting your plant in well drained soil and removing all the unhealthy parts. They thrive best in bright light, both indoors or outside, and when protected from frost. Although this plant can withstand drought, it cannot withstand freezing and should be protected in colder temperatures.