Although they have a waxy texture, the leaves are very succulent. The plant's overlapping, slender leaves remind us of grape bunches. Within a month the plant's topmost leaves were beige and becoming crisp around the edges. Even though ice plants love water, roots of most succulents are susceptible to mold in waterlogged soil. Use fast-draining "cactus mix" soil. This blog post discusses the differences between cactus soil and succulent soil, including what they need for both nutrients and their environment.

This succulent is very easy to grow and maintain. Succulents are often used to relieve pain, anxiety and nausea. The offsets are small plants that grow next to the original plant. The leaves will start to grow little shoots that will eventually take root and become a new plant. If you have succulents that are outside, you might need to remove any sticks or leaves. Propagating aeoniums is also fun for kids who may find it easier than growing other plants or flowers. We take a look at best practices when propagating this succulent.

If your succulent is one of those that grows babies sporadically, like Mexican Hens and Chicks, you might find a whole mess of roots. You might also find that moisture in the soil can lead to callus formation. When the soil is frozen, the water is insufficient. Haworthias are not fond of wet feet. You should never allow your plant to stand in water. Roots will always be in wet soil if they are not watered again after the soil has dried completely. You don't need to water them until they develop roots.

It is essential to identify the USDA zone that the succulent should be grown in and the appropriate temperature ranges. While it's possible to water from the top, this is not recommended. Growing succulents from seeds isn't rocket science. You should water your succulents at least four times per week if it is particularly hot. As with many succulents, it is well prepared to deal with harsh conditions. Rare succulents may not be readily available so they must be grown from seeds. Your chances of getting enough sunlight are higher when you grow outdoors.