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Use a commercially sourced succulent mix. Or, make your own by using regular potting earth mixed with pumice and coarse soil. In case you haven't figured it out, regular potting earth is not suitable for a succulent.

Continue reading to find out more about succulents and which ones are toxic for dogs. Also, what to do if your dog has a succulent in their home. Over 500 succulent babies have grown up in my 9-years of succulent growing.

"Bear's Paw", an adorable succulent, is simple to care for. Succulents are very adaptable and can be cared for according to the season or the climate of the region.

Echeveria 'Gorgon’s Grotto' is a great addition to outdoor succulent gardens. Echeveria Gorgon’s Grotto’ needs regular watering. "Gorogn's Grotto" is not cold-hardy.

The best succulent soil is one that has plenty of drainage space. Mist the foliage. Instead of watering, use a spray bottle to mist the soil. If the climate is dry, you can cover your seeds with a plastic or glass cover.

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The best succulent soil is one that has plenty of drainage space. Mist the leaves. Use a spray bottle to mist your soil. The seeds can be covered with a plastic cover, or a sheet of plastic wrap, to retain moisture.

The best succulent soil is one that has plenty of drainage space. Mist the leaves. Use a spray bottle to mist your soil. The seeds can be covered with a plastic cover, or a sheet of plastic wrap, to retain moisture.