They do not like to be sitting in soggy soil, so a glass jar or terrarium, which does not have anywhere for water to drain out, is not going to make your succulent happy. Although light water spraying can help succulents survive for a while, it won't make them thrive. Instead, you should soak and dry them. You should also know that succulents go dormant when they don't need to be watered as often. 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. Your indoor succulent garden will be more successful if you choose succulents that prefer shade or low-light. Stem cuttings have a higher success rate than other methods so I prefer this method. The Zanzibar Aloe is a native of an extremely dry region. It doesn't need water much and can survive short periods of drought. I wouldn't say that succulents require much water. But, that doesn't mean you shouldn't grow them!

You should be better equipped to care for succulents indoors. Now, you will need to make small cuts from your plants and attach them with a 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. They can be kept indoors for as long as 20 years. Your succulents' health will depend on how well the pot drains. Having a record of when you've watered your succulents is a simple way to prevent over or under watering. Gnats will be prevented by using a well-draining mixture of soil and allowing it to dry out between each watering. Make sure to check your soil every so often to make sure you are not overwatering. 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 allow you to have enough soil in the pot to cover it, and also gives you some space to place the succulents inside without soil leaking over the edges. Spray the soil with rubbing or alcohol to kill any mealy bugs. Depending on the kind you purchase, you may have to dilute it - otherwise proceed to spray the solution directly onto the infestation. 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, a large genus consisting of dwarf succulents, are native to South Africa. If you are following healthy practices for your succulents as indoor house plants (proper watering, well draining soil, light, airflow, etc. 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. Many people think succulents can only live in warm, sunny areas and don't take well to cold temperatures. You don't have to look far to find the perfect soil to grow succulents. You don't have to be a wizard 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. The Lithops flower comes in all colors, but they are all tan to brown in direct sunlight. You can choose from a wide range of colors and shapes so that you can place them on any kind or size of stage. I like to place succulents exactly where they should be while still in their pots, so I can move them easily.

Although succulents love sun, too much can prove to be dangerous. Because your soil requires plenty of airflow, which is nearly impossible with glass. After this is achieved, you should continue to water your baby succulents. Succulents need to have plenty of water to thrive. You'll also need to change your water regularly if you want to propagate multiple plants in one glass. 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 great airflow and allow the soil time to dry. Remove the succulents from their pots. Do not worry if some types of small succulents the roots are pulled out during the process. If it's just the ones near the bottom of the stem (closest to the soil), you don't have anything to worry about!