Euphorbia tirucalli is another great option for this arrangement. Also known as Fire Sticks, they are also great succulents. Crassula perforata – String of buttons is another option for your trailing succulent arrangement. Before we move on to talk about watering and dealing with an underwatered string of pearls, let us discuss the most common causes of shriveling. You must determine what the actual cause is. Expending too much heat on the plant can cause it to burn and even kill it.

According to succulent plant owners, the best time of year for your plant is late summer. Plants can thrive in either full sun or shade. It is important to ensure that the soil around them is well-drained so they don't get rotted by over-watering. Even though your plant is used to full sun, sunburns and sun damage can still occur under extreme heat or during heatwaves. If your succulent hasn't yet been exposed to direct sunlight for a full day, you will need to gradually increase the light levels over several weeks.

Another good reason to behead a succulent plant is for propagation purposes. Slowly increasing the watering frequency to revive the plant. Insufficient time between watering can result in a potting mix that is constantly damp. This can create a lot more problems. Kalanchoes need to be protected from sunburn. Indoor kalanchoes should be kept in close proximity to a bright, sunny window to allow them to get sunburnt. Kalanchoes thrive well in temperatures between 65 to 85deg F as they are tropical and subtropical plants. They are even more stunning when they are in bloom.