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Relative humidity levels affect a plant’s transpiration levels. Many succulent plants use CAM photosynthesis.

The speed with which a succulent grows is a product of plant variety, soil quality, watering, nutrition availability, lighting, and root health. Succulents grow faster in their growing season, whether …

Succulents, like most other plants, are naturally outdoor plants. When taken from their natural habitats, we can create indoor environments that reflect these. Because cultivated succulents are often grown in …

The success of grouping different succulent plants in one container depends on each plant’s needs regarding light, water, and dormancy cycles.

Succulents have extensive health benefits in their sap and effect on learning, moods, relationships, and mental health.

Consider measuring soil moisture if a watering schedule guides your plant watering regime. All succulents and cacti share a modified morphology optimized for water conservation. Because of this evolutionary adaptation, …

Allowing cuttings to callus before exposing them to moisture is crucial in growing a succulent from a leaf cutting. once dry add rooting hormone

Succulents are a great choice for beginner gardeners because they are relatively easy to care for and demonstrate nature’s resilience without sacrificing beauty. Succulents are plants that evolved to survive drought, with leaves, stems, or roots consisting of water-storing tissue.

Pruning succulents is often dictated by the placement and function of the succulent plant. Only prune during the growing season and not while dormant.

Soil quality, light provision, and watering practices are the keys to successful low-maintenance succulent gardening. Gardeners can create fabulous landscapes indoors and out by choosing complementing plants. Most succulents need little watering and a lot of light.