CRASSULA'S SUCCULENT PLANT : This trademarked jade plants features thick, rippled green leaves in rich shades. The foliage of Portulacaria Afra is used as food in some native cultures. The Crassula tree arborescens can be found in the Western Cape of South Africa. This stunning echeveria is native to Mexico. The leaves are powdery blue with pinkish tones at the edges. If you plan to grow it indoors, ensure the container is large enough to accommodate the plant's growth. Cacti quickly send down their solid roots deep below the ground as soon as they germinate.

A succulent that has been exposed to too much heat or is underwater will often have fallen leaves. You can wait until the offsets become at least half the size as the parent plant, then use secateurs to remove them. When removing a leaf from a mother plant, be sure to remove it carefully. Some plants make chemicals that can be used to inhibit growth of other plants. One example is the Mother of Thousands. Aeonium Cyclops loves full sun but can be adapted to partial shade.

Your succulent obsession has grown and your dining table is now covered in plants. Feeding plants makes them healthier, stronger, and less prone to diseases. If you find them particularly unsightly, you can always remove the damaged leaves. Join our exclusive Facebook Group, Succulent City Plant Lounge, to continue the conversation. Join our Facebook Group now to share your succulent love with others! We would love to see your rack display! This rack is also great for storing your succulents indoors during winter. During the dormancy season (winter and fall) the plant requires less water.

The first winter frost-damaged succulent is Agave Attenuata. Encourage better flowering requires cooling in winter. The plants that are native to the Americas (cacti and maples) or those that can withstand harsh winters like those in northern climates (sedums and Sempervivums) fare better than those grown in Madagascar and South Africa. Your Kalanchoe will flourish if you give it more sunlight. When you're done, the damage will be barely noticeable. While most succulents can survive a very brief frost (less then an hour), Agave Attenuata's leaves are more susceptible to damage.