FREE: Ultimate Succulent Collection

The listing, Ultimate Succulent Collection has ended.

the buyer gets:
2 cuttings of Pink Butterflies Kalanchoe-(Zone 9-11)Rare)
3 cuttings of Fire Sticks(Euphorbia tirucalli)-(Zone 9-11)
4 cuttings of Oscularia Deltoides-(Zone 9-11)
2 cuttings of Peanut Cactus-(Zone 9-11)
2 Firestorm Sedum-(Zone 9-11)
2 cutting of Lifesaver -(Zone 9-11)
1 California Sunset Graptosedum- (Zone 9-11)
2 Firecracker Echeveria-(Zone 9-11)

Succulent Care:
Be sure the succulent is getting enough light. If the succulent is producing new growth that is thin or spindly, these are indications that the plant is stretching towards the available light and definitely needs more sunlight. On the other hand, if the leaves look pale and bleached, they may be getting too much light.

Be careful not to overwater succulents. Although needs vary between different varieties, the appearance of the leaves will give you a clue. If the leaves have indentations or the plant appears droopy, it's a sign that it's time to water. To water succulents, soak the soil so that water runs out the drainage hole, and then allow it to dry before the next watering. Succulents will require less water during fall and winter.

Add a balanced houseplant fertilizer to the water, but use the fertilizer at 1/4 strength. Read the manufacturer's label for specific instructions.

Use a potting soil that drains well. Although you can mix half sand or perlite with half commercial potting soil, buying potting soil formulated especially for cacti and succulents is the easiest way to provide excellent drainage.

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