Kalanchoe daigremontiana is a resilient succulent perfect for first-time succulent owners. But it is also toxic and has some other quirks that need to be considered. In this care guide, we look at those features and more to help you successfully grow mother of thousands.
Emily Cordo
The panda plant is a unique succulent with adorably fuzzy leaves and striking black-and-white coloring. Find out how this plant’s uniqueness extends to its care and learn some tips for helping the Kalanchoe tomentos thrive in your home.
Emily Cordo
Did you know that succulents flower? In this guide, we look at the most common flowering succulents to help you find the right plant to add some living color and beauty to your home decor.
Emily Cordo
Lithops succulent has a unique look that attracts novice and veteran succulent enthusiasts alike. Find out what it takes to care for “living stones” and get some exclusive tips to help your new houseplant thrive.
Emily Cordo
String of pearls is a popular houseplant thanks to its drooping growth habit and adorable round leaves. But this poisonous plant isn’t for everyone. Find out everything you need to know to care for string of pearls before you commit to this succulent.
Emily Cordo
Even for inexperienced gardeners, Mexican Snowball is an easy, attractive succulent to grow in sunny spots in your house or landscape. Learn how to grow this succulent here.
Emily Cordo
There are thousands of succulents out there, including some very toxic ones. In this helpful guide, find out which succulents are poisonous to cats and dogs and which are safe to keep in the home.
Aaron Green
Succulents make great houseplants, but not all of them are as easy to care for as others. Here we look at the best indoor succulent varieties that just about anyone can grow in the home plus a couple of our favorites that are worth the extra work.
Emily Cordo
Learn How to Grow the String of Dolphins Plant with our quick and effective cultivation guide.
Emily Cordo
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.
Emily Cordo