This succulent is a great addition to sunny indoors and relatively bright window sills. The succulent can be saved with patience and extra care. You can start by exposing them to the sun for one or two hours a day and increase the frequency weekly until your plants are getting between four to six hours of sunlight every day. You will find two types of stone pots. One is made from natural stone and the other is made with limestone and fibreglass. You can propagate your cuttings by cutting off a Sansevieria at its base. Let it dry for 2 days. Place the cut leaf pieces on the soil.

Keep an eye out for our Succulent City Youtube channel. Growing cactus is all about patience, but it also involves keeping a watchful eye and observing any issues that may arise. When you plant your barrel cactus outdoor, things will change. When the plant is active growing, a balanced fertilizer such as a 20-20-20 should be applied every other month. If the plant was previously placed indoors, it's better to let it out in the sun. They will need to be gradually introduced to bright sunlight after they are used to being indoors.