Succulents can make a great groundcover. The succulent plant is also very drought-tolerant. If you find a happy medium, it will grow quickly and be beautiful. However, if you have the patience and time, you can reap the rewards with new plants. You can water most indoor Elephant Bushes by giving them water every couple of weeks. Australia, despite being an island has its share of pest problems. A few states in Australia have additional biodiversity laws which prohibit any plant matter being posted from outside the country.

Another excellent out-of-the-bag soil, Green Planet Naturals gives you a solid succulent and cactus mix. Place each seed on top of the soil. Make sure to leave space between the seeds. The soil will drain the water, but if the soil is too wet, the water will rise higher, raising the water table. The bottom acts as an aquitard by adding gravel. There are many ways you can test whether your soil is staying moist at the base.

If your succulent goes dormant during winter, it is best to repot it in the autumn. The new pot can be filled with new, fresh soil. You may also want to add succulent fertilizer. If you live in extremely humid areas, you might consider using a combination of pumice or calcined clay. It is best to choose a well-draining soil or amend it to increase drainage. You can remove the bottom and place it into soil that will keep its moisture. If the breakage is severe and it appears that some segments have separated from one another, you may need to graft or replant.