For most people, a succulent is a Cactus. The cactus cannot use your water and will die if it isn't being watered. You can only water your jade plant in that boot. Jade plants, which are succulents, need a lot of sunlight especially when young. A Christmas Cactus makes a wonderful gift and is inexpensive. Lighting. Cacti like direct sunlight. However, some species require shade. Each brand will have its own recommendation.

Crassula can be found in many succulent varieties, and is native to South Africa. It could have medicinal benefits, especially in South Africa. Cotyledon Orbiculata also has medicinal benefits, especially when it comes from South Africa. Photosynthesis provides the goldfish plant with all of its energy, so it is important to provide conditions that allow this process to take place. Failure to receive enough light causes the plant to grow upwards. This can result in a leggy, unhealthy plant. The design matters a lot to you as much as it does to the succulent in your pot.

Although some succulent species are considered dangerous, others have medicinal and therapeutic properties you might find useful. The stem joints of both the cholla cacti and prickly pear species are weak. The cacti group is so diverse that you're going to run into surprises (pleasant ones) now and then. Just one of the over 1700 varieties is Devil's-head cactus. You can add some rare, exotic specimens to make it more interesting. Make sure to sow your seeds in a well draining mix after the cold season.