Succulents don't like sitting in waterlogged soil so a glass container or terrarium that doesn't allow for water to drain is unlikely to make them happy. Succulents may survive for a short time by being lightly sprayed with water. However, if they want to thrive, they should follow the "soak & dry" method. Also know that succulents have a dormant period when don't need as much water then. Because light levels play a significant role in the plant’s growth cycle, monkeytail cactus often falls into a dormancy period during winter and fall. It is important to choose succulents which aren't tolerant of full sun. Instead, you should opt for low or shade light. This will greatly impact the success rate of your indoor succulent gardening. I have a much higher success rate with stem cuttings so I always opt for this method first. The Zanzibar-aloe plant is very drought-resistant and does not require much water. But, I wouldn't go so far as to say succulents rarely need water. But, that doesn't mean you shouldn't grow them!

You should be better equipped to care for succulents indoors. Now, you'll need to take small cuts from the plants and attach them onto the bow. It wasn't a problem when I lived and worked in Washington. However, I now live in Arkansas and my plants have died on me. They can be kept indoors for as long as 20 years. Your succulents' health will depend on how well the pot drains. A record of how often you have watered your succulents can help to avoid over- or underwatering. Gnats can generally be avoided by using a well-draining soil mixture and allowing your soil time to dry out between watering. Regularly check your soil to determine if it needs to be watered. If you don't have my cheat sheet, download it now to see how to determine if your succulents require more or less water.

You get three free mini gardening tools with every set you purchase (a spade/rake and a shovel). This will give you enough soil to fill the container without having to add more, but also gives you enough space to plant the succulents. You can spray mealy bugs with rubbing alcohol, and then pour alcohol on top of the soil to kill them. The type of solution you choose may require you to dilute it or spray directly on the problem. You may be new to succulent gardening or have had some experience with them. Many succulents cannot withstand the intense temperature fluctuations that cacti experience in their native environments. Haworthias can be found in South Africa and are a large family of dwarf succulents. As indoor house plants, you should follow good care practices (proper watering with well-drained soil, light and airflow), ), bugs are generally not a problem.

Meaty insects are another problem that crop up quite often. Gnats are another common problem that new growers face. Many people think succulents can only live in warm, sunny areas and don't take well to cold temperatures. If you've looked high and low for the perfect soil for your succulents and you don't want to order soil online, it may be time to create your own soil. You don't have to be a wizard to care for Hobbit Jade. If you need to do more than one coat of paint or plan on layering your colors, be sure to let each coat dry completely before moving on to the next. All colors of the Lithops flower are available, but all will turn tan or brown when exposed to direct sunlight. These little beauties come in many colors, shapes, sizes and are suitable for any kind of setting. So that they are easy to move, I place succulents in their exact locations.

Although succulents love sun, pachycereus too much can prove to be dangerous. Because soil needs airflow, glass can almost obstruct airflow. Once this happens, continue to provide plenty of water for the baby succulent. Succulents require surprising amounts of water to thrive. If you're growing multiple plants in one container, you'll need to change the water regularly. You may also need to change the water more frequently during high humidity. This will make it take longer for the soil to dry out. They are great for allowing the soil to dry quickly and allow for a lot of air flow. Pull the succulents out of their pot and gently remove as much of the soil as possible. Don't worry if you accidentally pull some roots out of the pot. You don't have to worry if only the roots near the bottom (closest to soil) are affected.