If you provide a wide enough container or plant your succulent directly in the ground, you may see this natural growth when the string of pearls is established enough. They will not run out of water, so make sure to water them often. Once you determine that the ground is completely dry, you can move on to watering. Although there are some exceptions, most cacti live in areas that are hot and dry. Lithops enjoy dry, warm climates. The spider mite is Lithops' most bothersome insect. Spider mites can leave white spots on plants' surfaces. Just wait for new green growth to take place.

Francis Masson, an apprentice gardener, first discovered the succulent. You don't have to do it perfectly the first time. Keep at it! Your succulent's roots may rot if there isn't enough soil removed. Also, make sure the succulent's roots don't get in contact with the water. And make sure that you read this article on proper watering practices, so this doesn't happen again! Water therapy is a great option if you don't like the way it's being watered. Water therapy can be used to quickly replenish water for extremely submerged succulents. However, it is not recommended as an alternative.

Echeveria 'Silveron Red' is an attractive succulent that forms a short stem topped with a rosette of thick fleshy undulate leaves. Echeveria Pulv-Oliver, a succulent with attractive hairy green leaves with red tips and clustered at their ends, is an attractive variety. Echeveria 'Pinwheel' is a small succulent plant that forms rosettes of thin narrow blue-gray leaves with reddish tips. Echeveria Affinis (Black Echeveria), is a low growing succulent that forms rosettes with fleshy, brownish-olive green leaves. Echeveria.ca. 'Cristata. Crrested Molded Wax Agave. A small, low-growing succulent.