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Aloe vera plants are evergreen succulents that grow in a layered spiral form, from… More
Succulent plants are most often seen growing on seacoasts and desserts. The most well… More
The succulent family of plants are those plants that have good water storage for… More
Succulents are plants with thick, waxy leaves that store extra water to keep the… More
succulents are like friendly cactus because they have no thorns. Hundreds of succulents exist,… More
Succulents can thrive in a variety of environments, but the combination of extreme cold… More
With their plump leaves and striking appearance, succulents make interesting and unusual houseplants. Because… More
...s a bush and can reach up to five feet tall. This succulent hails… More
Succulents have a water-holding ability that allows them to thrive in arid regions. These… More
Succulents are hearty desert plants specifically adapted to weather-worn soil, storing water inside their… More
... of special care. Because of their simple nature, succulents have the reputation of… More
Sedum is best propagated by stem or leaf cuttings, although it can also be… More
Succulents are plants that store water in their leaves, stems and roots. This does… More
Kalanchoe is a succulent and a member of the Crassulaceae family of plants and… More
Jade plants require fresh soil--with plenty of organic matter--yearly. Combine regular potting soil with… More
...ll to life indoors. These dark green, fleshy-leaf succulents can dry out completely between… More
When choosing a pot for your Easter cactus, you should only plant the cacti… More
...an thrive. Whether you choose wildflowers, cacti, succulents or an artful combination of the… More
Sedum plants are a type of succulent that contain over 600 species. They are… More
Cactus and Succulents: A Care Manual inspires as it teaches about the care and… More
Watering cactus and succulent gardens requires letting them dry out between watering them, and then… More
The best conditions for growing perennial flowers varies depending on the type of bloom. Grow… More
Propagate succulents from cuttings by dividing pieces of the plant and placing them in the… More
... grandiflora, is native to South America and is a succulent that doesn't stay green… More
...r flowers or plants will not grow. Consider using succulent plants in dry areas or… More
To make a dish garden from succulents, fill a dish with rocks or sand on… More
Edging a flower bed with bricks is a little more expensive than using wood, but… More
Learn about watering your cacti and succulent plants with tips from an expert in this… More
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Learn about how cactus and succulent plants grow after propagating them with expert tips in… More
How to deal with roots when growing Alligator Jaw plants; get professional tips and advice… More
Learn the definition of a succulent plant and the role they can play in your… More
Learn how succulent plants are potted up with tips from an expert in this free… More
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How to water the plants when growing Alligator Jaw; get professional tips and advice from… More
... about the fertilization needs of cacti and other succulent plants with tips from an… More
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Learn how to cut succulent plants for propagation with tips from an expert in this… More
... the tools you'll need to care for your cactus or succulent plant with tips… More
Get an introduction on how to grow cactus succulents; get professional tips and advice from… More
... to insert your plants in soil for growing cactus succulents; get professional tips and… More
...proper pot size you should use for your cactus or succulent plant with tips from… More
...rent types of soil you can use for growing cactus succulents; get professional tips and… More
Learn about the light requirements for cacti and succulent plants with tips from an expert… More
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...de and cant grow them well here. I am looking for succulents for my rock garden that would be hardy to zone 5. RR More
...chid cactus. I would like to trade them for other succulents. I am really wanting some Echeveria but would consider other things. The orchid cactus came to me in a (cactus for postage trade) and I misunderstood what… More
...d Weber kettle barbeque lid. I've planted it with succulents :) More
...ng trouble accessing the thread "dying cactus and succulents"? Everytime i try to access it i get a messege that says the search cant be found. RR More
I was given a succulent plant today. I looked up by photo to identify it as a Sedum Burrito plant. I'm totally new to succulents and have absolutely no idea how to care for it. It's a huge plant that is spilling over its pot. Can anyone help me? Chris:confused: More
...i there, I would like to trade for other cacti or succulents. I have 2 Epies and 2 nice Flute Jade plants. All are well rooted. The Flude Jades are very nice established baby plants. RR More
...e has been a suggestion made to make a Cactus and Succulent section. Well, I noticed when I first joined that Wildlife is in two places in the Forums. Wildlife shows up in Photo Gallery under Landscapes and Nature. Then Wildlife shows up again under Garden Critters. Why can't be… More
My GF and I saw this succulent at the Point Bonita Lighthouse in Marin County yesterday. I asked the NPS naturalists there, all they could come up with was "its iceplant". Anyone have any ideas? Also we were noticing that a lot of the iceplant, yes there was some in… More
...ter today and saw some interesting sedums (I love succulents and have a big xeriscape/rock garden) - Purple Emperor - and saw a new-to-me plant, euphorbia "Helena." I thought the soft, strappy leaves of the euphorbia would look nice with… More
...t does well in hot & dry conditions. A box of succulents grew well, but the… More
As I have been going through my stock I am weeding out the things I dont have as much interest in to make more space for things I do. I wish I had unlimited space so I could keep it all, but I dont. I am going to make one… More
I recently purchased these succulents/sedums at the local farmers market. I was told that the first 3 (pics 1-4) were hardy for zone 7 but the seller didn't know what they were called. I could really use some help with their names so I can go and find out more… More
Hi, Please check out our NEW topic Cacti and Succulents under The Ornamental Garden Category. Feel free to stop by to discuss your thoughts and questions pertaining to Cacti and Succulents. Here is the link: http://my.gardenguides.com/forums/forum/10375 More
I just got a group of cacti and succulents and they are so nice bt i would love to know if anyone can name any of them. It would be cool to know what it is I have. More
My mom in law gave me a carload of plants :cool: and I didn't get them all named. The flowered one has long floppy stems; you can see one lying down in the pot on the right. More
I cant wait till we get the cactus and succulent forum! These are a cople new beauties I got today! More
I have 2 large epi cuttings...one is 9 inches the other is 13 inches. 2 small opuntia pads...bunny ears and one unknown 2 rooted plants of mother of thousands..well rooted and about 4-6 inches tall. Watch chain crassla cuttings. verigated jade cutting What I am looking for is Echeveria cuttings/leaves… More
... went shopping and came home with these cacti and succulents for me. My only problem is not knowing what type they are. If anyone has any hints, I would greatly appreciate it. thank you. More
Hello, I have a small cactus and succulent (and an aloe, which is doing fine so far). The cactus is looking mushy at the bottom, and the succulent has had almost all the leaves fall off! Anyone have any idea why this is happening? I am thinking it is aphids,… More
...ou see the plant in this photo? I believe it is a succulent, but don't know for sure, I do know that it starts from a cutting real… More
I have recently become OBSESSED with succulents. My problem is that I live in Florida and it is now the rainy season. If I move them out of the rain they don't get enough sun, does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can get them through the rainy… More
Just got these yesterday. The first one is Echeveria Nodulosa and the second one is Hawarthia Fasciata. More
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