Crested Euphorbia needs to be fertilized every two weeks in the spring and the summer. This is because the succulent's growth period is ending. The end of winter is the best time to prune. The best way to do this is to plant it on soil that has a lot of gravel so that water can pass through easily, leaving just a little moisture necessary. Breathable plants require less water and have more opportunities for water to evaporate. They are also better for plants that need just a little bit of water. O.Stricta doesn't require much hand-holding.

Plant the succulent using a mix of soil, coarse soil and pumice. Morning watering, which allows the plant to dry completely before the sun sets, is strongly recommended. Ladyfingers is a small, easy-to-care for cactus which can tolerate sun to partial shade. Echeveria purepusorum. Although it will not flower as frequently as other varieties, this is a great choice for those who are looking for something more compact. Cacti can survive for many years in deserts and other natural environments.

This succulent is a standout in any garden because of its brightly colored spines. Sublime Succulents often praise the simplicity of the garden shear. Succulents can be spiky, even if they're not cacti. Although it comes with seed packs and soil discs, you can throw that junk out. You will typically need to water your plants more in the active growing season because they absorb water from soil at a higher rate than other plants to make new stems, roots, or leaves. The monkey tail will grow its stems to try and reach the nearest light source when it is successful.

Fungus means black spots, which make the succulent appear to be rotting. You may note white or pale spots on succulent leaves. Talinum paniculatum "Limon" has chartreuse leaves and Talinum Paniculatum "Variegatum" has creamy white variegation. A fine, white powdery substance can be found on the plant's underside. This is likely to be a mealybug infestation. The jelly-like substance that exudes from the cut leaves is often applied to minor wounds or burns. Once the stem is completely dried, the next step can begin.