Root rot can result from watering the succulent again when the soil is still moist. It's important not to overwater your succulent. The genetic variation in the form of the leaf means that the exact shape will vary from plant to plant. The leaves of the rosette are fleshy and lanceolate in shape. The fleshy leaves are a blue-green color and form a rosette. * First, take a sterile cutting knife and cut the stem. The leaf rosette is attached to the stem. Sunburn can occur white stuff on succulents one or more leaves or the entire plant. Gray Stonecrop can survive for several months without water and is drought-tolerant. You should use rainwater, or distilled water, to water your Sedum plants. The plants will need extra calcium and magnesium if they live in extremely hard areas. You could sunburn your Sedum if you give it too much exposure. Your pencil cactus may also be suffering from sunburn or sun scorch due to sudden changes in its growth.

Soon you will start to notice stems growing very long. They are elongating in order to receive more light. The biggest threat to watch out for on your Zanzibar aloe is mealybug. The plant may die if it is exposed to direct sunlight all day. For some, this could mean bringing the plant inside to wait until spring. Others may be able to take it indoors for a few hours. Cacti work best at night, so they may take a different path. It is an indoor plant that can tolerate temperatures between 51 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit. At night, they will need to be kept between 45-64 degrees F and 45-59 degrees F. Many indoor succulent collectors do not have to worry too much about temperature. Indoor spaces are often warm enough that succulents can survive. Stonecrop is a good indoor plant that doesn't require special temperature control. Gray Stonecrop thrives indoors in bright sunlight. Haworthia will do well in your garden if you give them good shade and mild winter climates. You can offer shade or sun protection. They can withstand direct sunlight in the mornings and later in the afternoon but may be damaged by direct sunlight during the hottest hours.

You should ensure that they have at most half a day of direct sunlight. This discoloration can be caused by sun damage. It is important to reduce sunlight levels immediately. In most cases, overwatering and underwatering won't cause permanent damage, but it's important to be aware of the signs of both. Watering this plant could lead to overwatering or underwatering if not done appropriately. The plant's dark purple color indicates that it has been exposed for a prolonged period of time to the sun and extremely dry conditions. Aeonium Arboreum Zwartkop (Black Rose), loses its purple color when it is placed in the shade. It requires a good amount of sunlight, but it can also tolerate some shade. Although most plants need some sunlight, the snake plant requires more. Although jade plants need a lot of sunlight, direct sunlight can cause severe sunburns to their leaves. If you do give your succulent plant fertilizer or food, do it during the plant's summer active growth season. These sudden changes can cause the plant's roots to dry out and its skin to deteriorate. However, plants that are planted in ceramic or plastic containers may need to be watered more frequently during hot or dry periods.

It may be necessary to give it additional water if it appears to have dried out between watering sessions. Terracotta pots can absorb water from the soil and cause it to dry out quicker. Both commercial and homemade soils are excellent. They contain mostly coarse sands, gravels, perlite, pumice and other gritty minerals. If you do not plan on mixing your soil, a commercial-grade soil is recommended for succulents. If you would prefer not to make your own soil mix, look for a commercial soil that's made for use with cacti and succulents. Your cuttings will soon become mature, healthy succulents with any luck. Proper lighting will promote blooms. You can also use other materials, so long as they have drainage holes. Most succulent gardeners agree that it is safer to use a plant pot with drainage holes. I used a cactus mix and added perlite for better drainage. It used to be that any cactus with a very elongated body that are ribbed and columnar are classified under Cereus. Graptoveria are fairly drought tolerant, but if your succulent is in need of a drink, you may notice its leaves beginning to thin and shrivel.

On the other hand, if your Graptoveria has been overwatered, the leaves may take on a swollen, translucent appearance. It should take root, then grow back. Root rot can be prevented by ensuring that the soil is well-draining. It is possible to brush off some of the topsoil, so that you can identify the root system. It may seem tempting to grab some sand from the sandbox and mix it with your succulent soil mixture. However, this is not the right sand for your plants. Fully rooted succulent plant with soil in a standard 4-inch plastic growers pot. Water your plant once every three to 4 weeks. People typically think of these cacti when they assume you can drink the water from a cactus in times of dehydration. Cacti can be grown anywhere. Many brands of cactus soil can be used right out of the bag, but you can always mix in other ingredients if you want to alter it. Gray Stonecrop has similar soil requirements to most succulents. You'll need to use your best judgment to decide when to move your tiny succulents to their own containers. Remove the rotting part of the succulent to prevent it from spreading.