Echeveria are beautiful rosette-shaped succulents with chubby, colorful leaves. They are low-maintenance houseplants as long as they receive plenty of sun and are not watered too often. Over time, you may notice your Echeveria is losing it’s rosette shape as the bottom leaves begin to point downwards. There are a few reasons why Echeveria succulent leaves point down, relating to water and sunlight. Continue reading to learn how to identify the cause of this problem and how to fix it.
What to Do about Elephant Bush Leaves Wrinkling
Portulacaria afra, more commonly known as the “Elephant Bush” succulent, is a succulent native to South Africa. This hardy succulent has thick, woody stems and small, circular leaves. In general, elephant bush succulents are easy to care for and look great in succulent arrangements. A common problem many people encounter is elephant bush leaves wrinkling. The wrinkled leaves occur due to improper watering- if the problem is fixed soon enough, this hardy succulent will bounce back.
How to Repot Succulents for Beginners
Repotting succulents properly is important to keep them happy and healthy. Luckily, learning how to repot succulents is easier than your think! Continue reading to learn more about when to repot succulents, the best type of soil and pots to use, tips and tricks to make it easy, and what you should do after repotting.
Propagating Christmas Cactus in Water or Soil: Easily!
Schlumbergera bridgessii, commonly called Christmas cactus, is a very popular houseplant. Schlumbergera are known for their beautiful tube-shaped pink flowers, long bloom time and easy care, making them a great plant for beginners. These houseplants can easily be propagated, allowing you to share your collection with friends and family, for free!
Complete Guide to Repotting Jade Plant
Crassula ovata, more commonly known as the Jade Plant is known for it’s thick trunk and dark green leaves. Jade Plants are easily grown indoors or out, and quite tolerant of neglect. To learn more about repotting Jade Plant, and the best type of soil and pot to use, continue reading below.
Everything You Need to Know about Monstrose and Crested Succulents
Succulents vary widely in their color and shape, adding a unique touch to any garden. In particular, monstrose and crested succulents are known for displaying abnormal and distorted growth, making them a favorite of many succulent collectors. Learn more about the causes of crested and monstrose succulents and how to care for them.
Succulent Leaves Turning Red? Learn Why Succulents Change Color!
Succulents are diverse plants that vary widely in the color of their leaves. Even the same type of plant can have vastly different shades, ranging from pale green to bright red or purple, depending on several environmental factors. Find out more about why succulent leaves turn red, and how you can change the color of succulents.
Succulent Growing Tall? Here’s How to Keep them Small!
Is your cute rosette succulent growing talll and leggy? This is called succulent etiolation. Find out more about it and how you can fix it.
How to Grow Succulents in a Windowless Room or an Office with Low Light
Indoor plants brighten up office spaces and help purify the air. Even if you work somewhere that does not receive a lot of sun, you can still keep a succulent or two around. Learn more about caring for succulents indoors and 6 species that thrive in low light conditions.
Everything You Need to Know About Variegated Succulent Care
Plants usually become variegated after a cell mutation leads to a lack of green pigment (chlorophyll) in some of the plant cells. Variegated plants require special care in comparison to their greener counterparts. Learn more about variegation here