In Pots Plant spacing is mostly a matter of personal preference. Succulents can be planted right next to each other to get a bountiful, filled-in look right away. You may have to prune or re-pot relatively soon when the planting becomes overgrown or
Excellent question! We want to first preface this by saying that bonsai is, inherently, an art form. How you decide to shape or trim your bonsai is up to you and will be informed by how you want your plant to look.The first things you're going to nee
Different varieties of succulents grow at different rates. The size and growth rate of a given plant depends on climate, soil type, watering, and fertilization. Slow varieties will stay nice and small in a pot, whereas fast, ground cover varieties li
You can leave your succulents growing in their original pots or plug trays for up to a month, if you are not ready to transplant immediately upon delivery. To Keep Plants in Original Pots: Remove potted plants from any plastic carrier trays and spre
Browse all Rock Garden Succulents Succulents and rocks are a natural pairing. Rock garden succulents make it easy to grow a low-maintenance, water efficient garden that pops with color all year long. These varieties flourish in partial to full sun an
Try to plant in mild, dry conditions to reduce overstressing the transplant. Be sure to grow your succulents in a location that meets the Recommended Light Requirements specified on the each succulent's product page. Planting a Succulent Gently rem
Succulents can become overgrown and root bound after a couple years of healthy growth. You can improve their appearance by lightly trimming the foliage, repotting them into a larger container with fresh soil, and ensuring light conditions and soil nu
Stretched or Etiolated Succulents can grow tall and spindly when they are short on sunlight. As soon as you see signs of stretching, move the plant into sunnier conditions or install a grow light above it. Colors can come back with more light, but st
Succulents make charming living ornaments that can easily last over a month hanging from a tree or as indoor holiday décor. Most can even be transplanted and live on after the holiday season is over. Here are a few quick care tips for your succulent
Outdoor planting times will depend on your climate. Spring and early fall are good seasons for planting in most regions, though summer planting is also possible in temperate climates. Try to plant in locations protected from extended periods of direc
For outdoor planting, pick a location that has great drainage and meets the Recommended Light Conditions listed on our website for each succulent variety you plant. In general, most succulents prefer filtered sun or afternoon shade when temperatures
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Bare root plants are an easy and cheap way to expand your collection. However, for someone new to mail order succulents, they can appear riskier than they are. To plant your bare root plant, you'll need a container (optional), some gritty soil, and y