All you have to do to determine if your succulent requires water is to touch the soil. Cacti are notorious for not needing much water. Cacti plants can only produce flowers from the ends of their stems. Some plants have a fixed number spines. You might be wondering why is my kalanchoe dying succulents no longer look the same as they did when you purchased them. Here's what the plant looks like five months later. Suddenly the plants are dotted and webbed with what looks like lint.

This is an elongated succulent that spreads itself over the soil. You will need to dry the soil completely before you can proceed with the repotting process. You can do this by carefully removing blooms and rosettes that have become too old or interfere with new plants' growth. Senecio vitalis plants are so striking because of the offsets they produce, I don't recommend that you remove them unless the purpose is to propagate the plant. Therefore, wear protective clothing with closed shoes, waterproof gloves, long pants, and long sleeves before cutting.

If you don't have the time or desire to make your driftwood log a functional and beautiful succulent planter, these are the steps. S.adolphi plants have shorter leaves, are more densely packed, and tend to be yellower. The nussbaumerianum plants have longer, pointier leaves, are more spaced and spread out along their stems, and can turn orange instead of yellow (often with a distinct yellow margin). Sunburn occurs on most plants and manifests as a light browning of the leaves. It can quickly get severe if it does not get relief. Crassula Ovata - These leaves are half the size of quarters.

Lithops are small, stemless and succulent plants that belong to the Aizoaceae family. They are native to south Africa. The roots can be easily broken and should be handled carefully when they are put in the new soil. Notify your local authority if the rot has reached the stems or leaves. These insects can cause the leaves to become shrivelled and droopy, eventually leading to their death. These plants have the ability to store water in their stems, roots, and leaves. Your climate and temperature will determine the best time to water your outdoor echeveria plants.