Now, let's answer the question everyone is probably asking-are succulent plants herbaceous. If you love succulents, you probably know better. If your plant is still in a clay pot you may want to transfer it to a ceramic/plastic pot. These pots will hold more water. You can expect a variety of pests to attack your succulents. It's possible to transplant your succulents without worrying about spreading disease or pests. There is one drawback to this: you won't see your cutting until new leaf growth appears.

Why is it important to take care of 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. During the spring season, your plant is awake from the dormant stage and begins to experience some growth. Just be sure to keep in mind that compost is not necessary for healthy Lithop growth. Succulents are adapted to survive in areas with limited water supply. In the winter months, watering should occur far less frequently due to dormancy.