These succulent flowers are only about 1" long and can be colored in a variety of colors, including white, cream, yellow and pink. It is also known by the Mother-in-Law’s Tongue. The long, thin, snake-like leaves of this succulent resemble a snake's tongue. All my succulents are outside all year. Also vivid orange are the blooms of an Aloe striata hybrid. To soothe minor burns, Aloe vera can be used by cutting open a leaf.

What length of time can my succulent survive without sunlight? They will look their best if they are able to get at minimum 3-4 hours of sun per day. Your plants are at risk from root rot if they are left in puddles. The hybrid plant has many benefits over the original, as the leaves of the hybrid fall often and can re-grow in the ground without much intervention. Lithops will thrive in a medium that has little organic matter but is rich in rocks. The best thing for succulents is to plant them in the right type soil. Do you have any beautiful succulent flowers in your garden?

This succulent is known to survive winter without any water, and still remain lively. The blooming period of the succulent is very long. It can also bloom in winter months, provided it is kept warm and given enough lighting. Your Blue Sansevieria should be kept in an area where temperatures do not drop below 65°F. The Mexican Snowball may not make it through winter if the temperatures regularly drop below zero. We enjoy being surrounded by the Mexican Snowball. As we mentioned, Mexican Snowballs love to spread by sprouting small offsets in spring.

Typically, most cacti will be happier and more able to handle more sunlight than many other types of succulent. Although Little Missy can handle more shade than other Sedum varieties but prefers partial sun, it is more tolerant of the shade. Even under the best conditions, it will only reach half its height. Covering your seedlings will make them look smaller. Once you start to see germinating seeds, you can remove the cover. When the time is right, sprinkle the seeds over the soil. To improve the drainage, add perlite or coarse sand.