Cacti are more likely to be happy and able handle more sunlight than other succulents. Split Rock Succulents are warm-weather plants that will not tolerate freezing temperatures. They protect your plants for the rest of the year, as long as they're not infested or infested. Shriveled leaves is usually a sign that the plant is running low on its water storage and it is time to water. Use a garden-hose or directed-stream spray bottles to get under the leaves and target the web where it is. They can be stopped if you catch it early enough to prevent the spread of spider mites.

Crested Euphorbia should only be fertilized once per week during spring and summer, as the succulent is still in its growth period. The best time to prune is at the end of winter or the beginning of spring. The best way to do so is to plant it on soil with a lot gravel. This allows water to flow easily and leaves only a little moisture. Breathable cans offer more ways for water to evaporate. These pots are ideal for plants that only need a little water. O.Stricta needs very little care. Sedums can be very independent and do not require much care.

Laura Eubanks, a friend and succulent designer, uses many different kinds of rock in the creations of her succulent landscapes. Laura taught me that pot feet serve two major purposes. Both come from the same species and share a common ancestor, but they have distinct characteristics that make them different. This can be used to suspend your plants from the water in any container. Don't miss this opportunity to check out our ebook "The Correct Way to Water Succulents"! There are many types of plant tags available, so be sure to look them all!