This succulent is a Kenyan native, but it can only be found in a small area near the border to Tanzania where it grows prolifically and wildly. The leaves are small and spiny and the branches are also spiny. A small pot has a high evaporation rate and can hold very little water. Succulents are a different houseplant from other ones. They only require water once a week or so. It is actually two plants in one. The rootstock is the bottom and the scion the top. You can also repot and/or transfer your succulents as part of the care process. It is possible to fertilize your succulent, but not necessary, if it has been sitting in the same pot for a long time. Don't risk your fragile succulents or cacti by fertilizing the soil. To check if black spots are growing, you should inspect your succulents every day. Then you can look up your succulents and see which growing zones they're best suited to. A grow light could be the best choice for you if the winter is harsh.

These adorable owl planters will be perfect for fall. Hardy succulents will not freeze if they are left out in cold temperatures. 2. You don't even have to leave the home to get more plants. That allows you to spend more of your time at home (with your succulents). You should allow the soil to dry out before adding more water. Did you also know that all those succulent leaves are water? Some plants have delicate rosettes that could be damaged by frost while others have stiff, spiky leaves that should be able withstand it. But succulents like a good, thorough soak about once every week or two. After you've watered your succulent two or three times, it should start perking up and looking better. During summer, you can feed your plant with fertilizer every two weeks, but you need to keep in mind that some fertilizers can be really strong for it. If your succulent's foliage turns red, orange or blue it could be a sign that the plant is stressed. Anthocyanin turns succulents blue or purple, while carotenoid turns plant red, orange, or yellow.

We would love to see your succulent plant lounge photos. These plants are used to getting more sunlight than they get indoors. To keep them healthy, place them in the most bright window of your home. Your Euphorbia plant should get as much sun exposure as possible to ensure its health. You should first adjust your succulents to outdoor conditions if you plan to plant them in the ground. While most cacti sanseveria species don't require watering during this period, ensure you keep your plant in relatively cool conditions if you will not be watering it. But if your plant doesn't look any healthier, you may have to try water therapy. If your succulent baby shows any signs of underwatering, water it immediately. Overwatering can result in the death of your succulent. If you notice any signs such as yellow or soggy leaves, it is crucial to get help immediately. You will also need to look for signs that your succulent is suffering from other problems.

When succulent leaves turn brown, the problem can be kind of hard to diagnose. Sometimes, however, leaves of succulents that you thought were one color can suddenly change. When the succulent is overwatered, its leaves will turn yellow or transparent like we said above. As the problem worsens, they may become darker brown or black. Your plant can even start to attract gnats and pests at this stage because of how moist and rotten it is. Place the aloe vera plant in a container near a kitchen window for occasional use. Jams are a great snack or breakfast option for these people. It might not survive if your plant has extensive sunburn. Sunburn can cause death because succulents are unable to use the sun-damaged tissue for photosynthesis. If your winters are cold and wet, rather than cold- and snowy, it may be a good idea to place your succulents under a covered porch. So, we can be sure that our succulents won't get damaged by the cold.

Because different species of succulents and Cacti are native to different environments, survival and growth rates can vary. Soft succulents are much more sensitive to frost than hard succulents because they've adapted to warm environments like deserts. A lot of them are from cold, mountainous regions, so they've adapted to winter weather much better than soft succulents. Your hardy succulents will be able to withstand winter conditions better than your soft ones. However, there are some things you can do to help them stay healthy throughout winter. We have compiled a list 7 cold-hardy succulents for northern climate that you didn't know about. If you have succulents that are soft, it is best to bring them inside as soon as the temperatures drop. What we like to do to figure out if our succulents are soft or hard is to look up which growing zones they do best in. You can read on to learn about the different types of succulents and how to care and identify your plants. It is important to determine if your outdoor succulent is soft and bring it in for winter.