Caring for a succulent plant indoors is a little different than growing other houseplants. Compared to tropical houseplants, succulents are relatively easy to care for and much less demanding ...

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Choose plants labeled with their botanical name so you can look up their specific care needs online. “The kind of succulent you have will impact the amount of light and water it needs,” says ...

Generally, succulents require plenty of sunlight. Place your garden somewhere that has at least six hours of direct sunlight ...

‘Mixing hardy succulents like Sedum, Lampranthus, Sempervivum and Delosperma in your borders or pots gives a display that ...

New leaves are a sign that the new plant is established, and you can care for it as you would a mother plant. Repot the mother plant. Related: The 5 Best Soil for Succulents ...

As a group, succulents are easy to care for because they are drought-tolerant. They need water, but not it as often as do many other plants.

Like many tropical plants, this succulent prefers warmth. Aim to keep it in a space between 68°F and 82°F (20–28°C) during the day and no cooler than 59°F (15°C) at night.

Patience is key in succulent propagation. Roots should develop in 2-3 weeks, but new growth may take several weeks to months. Once you see new leaves or significant growth, and the plant has ...

A California woman cared for her 'perfect' succulent plant for two years. ... This time, after getting the plant as a gift, she looked up how to properly care for it.