To learn more about how to save dying succulents, check out the "5 Tips on Saving Suculents" article. If the plants have more light, they will grow. It is crucial to understand the type of light your cactus plant loves and strive to provide it with the right exposure it requires to survive. As I was compiling my Euphorbia page, it was fun to be able to see the difference between a spiny Euphorbia and a cactus. Mycorrhizae and probiotics help to ensure that soil stays 'alive'. Place the pot in a sunny spot and keep the soil moist until seeds germinate.

Hidden Agave Nursery's Stunning Suculent Rarities (8.11). Jeremy Spath specializes on species and cultivars that aren't too large, do well, and are extremely beautiful. Lithops are a species that blends in with the environment, and can look like different kinds of stones. They come in a variety of colors, which is great for those who like to add a splash of color to their container gardens. Variegated Agaves from Kelly Griffin's Garden (4.33) Beautiful, multi-colored Azave plants. Agave Essentials (14:36), How to choose and grow agaves.

Aloe arborescens Torch Aloe are great additions to outdoor common succulent species garden. Mountain Crest Gardens has Opuntia pad kits. I was able to pick up "cuttings from" several cactus during the event. The plant's leaves become lighter in the center and at its tips if it isn't getting enough sunlight. When re-potting, be sure to use a well drained soil mix and a sturdy pot. Before you add well-draining earth, let the offsets dry for one to 2 days.