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A: Most succulent species need between four to six hours of sunlight per day.

I have been an avid gardener for many years and a long time member of the Carmichael Cactus & Succulent Society. This type of cactus thrives in temperatures between 50 and 90 degrees F.

This succulent was first documented to have been discovered by a gardener's apprentice named Francis Masson. Don't be discouraged if it doesn't go as planned. Keep trying! If the soil isn't removed, the roots of your succulent can become rotted.

This succulent, which is hardy, tends to grow less than three inches in height at maturity and less about six inches in width. Keep your Haworthia succulents hydrated at least once a week.

Your new succulent should be watered the same way as your other plants. This will continue until next spring/summer when it's time to get more. It needs to sit in the water for at least 24 hours, though a little more would be better.

Succulent tapestries can be served as a side dish. Mycorrhizal fungi and living organisms such mycorrhizal yeasts are crucial for the soil as well the plants it supports. You can take the cuttings out and put them back in the soil at any time.

This popular succulent is from Kenya. It is found only in a small, bordering area with Tanzania. There it grows wild and prolifically. The leaves are small and spiny and the branches are also spiny.