When I first heard of succulent propagation, I was fascinated. It is a hybrid introduced in the market for the first time in 2015. The plant's name refers to its small size and appearance. In some cases, the leaves may look dry, crisp, and even collapsed. This can be a drastic change from their plump and healthy appearance.

You should make sure that you have a good, sharp knife to be able to cut through your succulent plants. If pests have made their way into your roots, you'll need to remove them all and repot your plants. When applying fertilizers to your garden, it is very important to use a sprayer that covers the whole area and not just individual plants. Organic and inorganic fertilizers differ in the ingredients they contain and how nutrients are delivered to the plants. Add some organic matter and loamy soil to ensure the growth's nutritional aspects.

This succulent planter is anti-fade. That's why it's important to prevent underwatering in the first place so you don't lose any of your beloved succulents! I also remembered why I don't do big DIY projects. Mountain Crest Gardens has a lot of plants in 2" or 2.5" sizes that I ordered for various projects. However, I haven’t used them all. Outdoor succulent gardens can be beautiful no matter where you live. The lattice area makes it easy to potting plants. Plus, the trays give me an easy way to move plants around without having to pick up each one individually.