The fact is that each variety of succulents is different. So if you don't know what kind of succulent will work, do some experimentation (like I did!) and see what happens. You won't be able see the spider mites, as they are so tiny, but you can see the damage. Gently trim the offset off the parent plant, then give it a light shaking or dusting off to remove any excess soil. You can only give your succulent so much water. Online information indicates that large, costly specimens such as Aloe trifolii (a tree succulent) which were planted very early on, died.

Succulent leaves will eventually die. However, if they don't look right for you, you can remove them or trim them as often as you want. The stems that have leaves still blend in very well and give the wreath its color and texture. By exposing your Aloe to more or less sunlight, you can change the color of it. You do not need to limit your sales to market hours or specific dates. You can sell whenever you want! There is a chance that you have already sold locally at farmers markets or craft fairs and are wondering why you would decide to sell online.