You will need a 12-inch container, "cactus mixture" potting soil, a piece to cover the hole (optional), a large echeveria (like Afterglow) for the center, several nursery containers of Graptosedum ‘California Sunset’ (or similar), and some fine-leaved Sedum for tucking. The stem and leaf cuttings may rot if the container is too wet. This is vital because new cuttings will burn faster in direct sun than fully grown plants. These are only a few of the succulent plants that can be poisonous for your cat. These plants are easy to maintain and can be used as decorations.

Echeveria "Silveron Red" is an attractive succulent. It forms a short stem and tops off with a rosette made of thick fleshy undulate leaflets. Echeveria 'Pulv-Oliver' is an attractive succulent with hairy light green leaves with red tips clustered at the ends of the branches. Echeveria 'Pinwheel' is a small succulent plant that forms rosettes of thin narrow blue-gray leaves with reddish tips. Echeveria.affinis (Black Echeveria), which is a low-growing succulent, forms rosettes of fleshy greenish olive leaves.

The first thing to note about Succulent Gardens is this: they don't sell individual plants. He was also the first to bring it to the States to explain the details. Preparing the materials is the first step in any replanting process. Our advice is essential if you want your Sempervivum Tectorum to look like spring chickens. These succulent planters are perfect for those who like color. Coconut coir and coconut moss keep the soil moist by retaining water. Planting your succulent in cactus or succulent soil will prevent your plant from sitting in water and meeting an untimely end.

Succulents don't like sitting in waterlogged soil so a glass container or terrarium that doesn't allow for water to drain is unlikely to make them happy. Lightly spraying succulents with water can help them survive for a period of time, but if you really want to thrive, they need to follow the "soak and dry" method. Remember that succulents can go dormant during the winter, when they don’t need as much water. The plant's growth cycle depends on the amount of light, so monkey tail cactus will often go into dormancy in fall or winter.