This section contains everything you need to know about succulent care, including how-tos and advice. Here you will find information about the plant's light requirements and its hardiness. You can also see if it's suitable for landscaping or containers. In order to produce more flowers, adeniums need enough light. Many indoor succulents will survive with very low light. However, it is vital to rotate them and to give them enough light so that they can grow strong. Keep the cuttings out of direct sunlight, but still in bright light, until you begin to see tiny roots growing from the cuttings.

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Echeveria "Dark Vader", also known by Echeveria "Darkness Power", is an unusual succulent. It forms rosettes from green leaves and deepens to pink, red, or even burgundy when exposed to bright sunlight. The Jade plant shares similar characteristics as a Bonsai tree. It has a thick trunk with broad, olive-green, leaves. The thick fleshy leaves are elliptical with entire and moderately serrulate margins, up to 1.4 inches (3.5 cm) long and up to 0.6 inches (1.5 cm) wide. Plectranthus prostratus is a small succulent, which has creeping, multibranched stems.