Cacti not only meet the aesthetic criteria, but also possess an edginess which makes them "not like your grandma’s succulents." There is a growing interest in unusual succulents, which can result in windowsill gardens that look a little extraterrestrial. Agave plant water requirements are the easiest because the plant is excellent resistant and can do well in neglect. You should keep the soil moist in these times, but avoid excessive water which could cause root rot. You may not have much time to save your cactus because rot spreads quickly.

This succulent is beloved by gardeners because it is easy to care for and its beautiful colors. Snake plants are easy to maintain. Snake plant grows in thick, stiff, and pointed leaves that go up to three feet long. This succulent grows beautifully and slowly, making it ideal for indoor gardening. You want to learn how to grow indoor plants but aren’t sure where to start? Typically, cacti plants require soil that allows air to circulate properly. This helps to prevent root rot. The soil allows water to drain quicker and the roots are not able to sit in wet soil for too much.

These small, lavender succulents identification have cone-shaped rosettes. If you love petite cacti, you will love how cute Saguaros can be when they are young and placed in a small pot. If it is grown outside, it will become dormant in winter and will look dead. However, it will eventually grow back in spring. It can produce large yellow flowers in the autumn and winter if it gets enough sunlight. It can be grown in full sunlight, but it also thrives in shade and filter light. This makes it ideal for indoors.

This particular succulent is loaded with hordes of common names: money plant, lucky plant, dollar plant, friendship plant, jade plant, and pink joy. Its common culinary species, the Indian fig opuntia, may grow 16 to 23 feet tall with a trunk diameter of about 3 feet. Meaty bugs are the most frequent insect pests that attack jades. Regardless of the method you choose, you should end up with healthy little jades in several weeks. To wipe them off, use cotton wool dipped to rubbing alcohol. Do this for several consecutive weeks until all the pests are gone.