Why is it necessary to kill a succulent? Succulents don't need much fertilizer, but giving them light feedings in the spring and summer will promote growth and keep them happy. Your plant awakens from dormancy and begins to grow in the spring. It is important to remember that Lithop growth can be achieved without compost. All succulents can thrive in conditions that are dry and lack of water. Therefore, sparse watering is necessary. Dormancy can mean less frequent watering in the winter months. Succulent rosettes will become tighter if there is too much sun.

Tulista margarita (formerly Haworthia marginata) is a rare slow-growing succulent. It forms stemless rosettes of erect-to-... xGasteraloe Flow, a slow-growing succulent, forms a rosette with sturdy, deep-green leaves that are covered in white bumps. Tulista opalina was formerly called Haworthia opalina. It is a small succulent which forms a rosette consisting of thick, fleshy, stiff and light green leaves. xGasteraloe 'Twilight Zone' is an attractive small succulent that forms rosettes of dark green leaves with tiny white spots.