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. Lightly spraying succulents with water can help them survive for a period of time, but if you really want to thrive, they need to follow the "soak and dry" method. Remember that succulents can go dormant during the winter, when they don’t need as much water. The plant's growth cycle depends on the amount of light, so monkey tail cactus will often go into dormancy in fall or winter. A selection of succulents that are not tolerant to full sun or prefer low light will have a significant impact on the success of your indoor succulent gardens. Stem cuttings are a better option. I've had a much higher success ratio with them so I choose this method over all others. Because the Zanzibar aloe is native to a region with a very arid climate, it does not need much water, and can even survive brief periods of drought. But succulents do not require water. But, that doesn't mean you shouldn't grow them!

But, hopefully you feel better prepared to take care of your succulents indoors now! Now you'll want to take some small cuttings from your plants and attach them to the bow. In Washington I never had a problem, but I've lived in Arkansas for many decades and one of my most beloved plants has died every year. You can grow them indoors for up 20 years. A well-drained container is essential for the health and growth of succulents. A record of how often you have watered your succulents can help to avoid over- or underwatering. Gnats are usually avoided by using a well-draining mix of soil and allowing your soil dry out between watering. Make sure to check your soil every so often to make sure you are not overwatering. You can also download my cheat sheet if you haven’t already to see what it looks for when succulents need water more or less.

You get three free mini gardening tools with every set you purchase (a spade/rake and a shovel). This will make sure you have enough dirt to fill the pot, euphorbia infausta so that the soil doesn't spill over the edge. For any mealy bugs you will need to spray them with rubbing Alcohol and pour alcohol on the soil. This will kill any eggs they might have laid. Depending on what kind of product you bought, you might need to dilute it before spraying the solution onto the pest. Perhaps this is your first attempt at succulent gardening. Or you might already have experience with them. Many succulents are not able to withstand the extreme temperature fluctuations experienced by cacti in their natural 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 usually not an issue.

Another bug that surfaces all too often is mealy bugs. Grants are a common pest that new growers have to contend with. Most people believe that succulents thrive in warm and sunny climates, and they can't withstand cold. You might be ready to make your very own soil if all your efforts have failed to yield the perfect soil. The good news is that you don't necessarily need to have luck in order to care for Hobbit jade. If you are applying more than one coat or intend on layering colors, make sure each coat is completely dried before you move on to the next. Lithops flowers are available in all colors. However, they all turn brown to tan in direct sun. These cuties come in differing colors, shapes, and sizes that make them favorable to place on whatever staging you wish to. I like to place succulents exactly where they should be while still in their pots, so I can move them easily.

Succulents do enjoy plenty of sunlight, but too much of a good thing can be harmful. This is because soil needs lots of airflow. Glass has a very poor quality. Once you have achieved this, make sure to continue to water 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. It will take soil longer to dry during high humidity. You might need to adjust your watering schedule to make sure your succulents are being watered less often in these conditions than they would be in the dry seasons. They provide excellent air flow and allow soil to dry easily. You can gently take the succulents from the pot. If some roots do fall off, don't panic! If it's just the ones near the bottom of the stem (closest to the soil), you don't have anything to worry about!