Succulents require a special type of soil that allows for maximum nutrient absorption while allowing for quick draining and minimal pooling. Save some money by creating this highly specialized potting soil right at home.
Succulents seem easy to care for on the surface, but they can actually be a little difficult to keep alive. In this guide, we look at the common reasons for succulents dying and walk you through the steps to determine the problem so you can fix it and revive your plant.
Sedums are fast, low-growing plants that come in a variety of colors and textures. These characteristics make them excellent choices for groundcovers. Here are 10 sedum varieties you can grow as ground covers in the garden in most climates.
Believe it or not, some succulents can survive and even thrive in cold weather. Find out what winter-hardy succulents you can grow indoors and outdoors here.
There are a lot of schools of thought when it comes to fertilizing succulents. In this helpful guide, we cut through the noise to help you find the right fertilizing schedule for your succulents and recommend some of our favorite products to get the job done.