If you plant the succulent for more than a few years, it's common to see some leaves fall at the bottom. Did this post help to identify what's going on with your succulent leaf leaves? You should wait until the soil has dried out before you water it again. Water the Ariocarpus only after it is completely dry. Ariocarpus can only be grown in soil designed for cacti. This succulent needs plenty of sun. These succulents require very little water, and they can be grown in either full sun or partial shade.

If you don't have the time or desire to make your driftwood log a functional and beautiful succulent planter, these are the steps. S.adolphi plants have shorter leaves, are more densely packed, and tend to be yellower. The nussbaumerianum plants have longer, pointier leaves, are more spaced and spread out along their stems, and can turn orange instead of yellow (often with a distinct yellow margin). Sunburn is a mild browning of leaves on most plants. If it doesn't get treated, it can become very severe.

Soggy soil isn't a good environment for succulents. A glass jar or terrarium with no drainage holes will not make them happy. Although light water spraying can help succulents survive for a while, it won't make them thrive. Instead, you should soak and dry them. Know that succulents are capable of going dormant for a time, so they won't require as many water.

Late summer is the best season for succulent plants, according to some owners. To avoid over-watering, succulent plants can be grown in areas that receive little to no sun. Even though the plant has been in full sun for some time, they can still be sunburned by extreme heat or heat waves. You will need to slowly increase the amount of sunlight that your succulent gets over a few weeks if it has not been exposed to full sun. Plants thrive in neutral to slightly acidic conditions, but they will tolerate very high pH levels.