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The simple answer is that succulent plants need sunlight to grow and thrive. But, it's important that you ensure your desert succulents don't have damp soil left for prolonged periods.

According to experts, this succulent needs at least 12 hours of sunlight per day to thrive. Q: What are the minimum chores I should be doing to my garden?

T. maxima is the upright-shaped succulent. The bright colors of this succulent remind you of a spectacular firework display. It starts out as an upright stump with a circular hairy stem that trails off the root of your plant.

The Echeveria Prolifica Glaucus Succulent has a pale grey to light greenish colour. The plant loses its vibrancy and turns to a dull gray color if it doesn't get enough sunlight.

Some succulent plant owners will tell you late summer is best. To avoid over-watering, succulent plants can be grown in areas that receive little to no sun.

You might notice that your green succulents are turning reddish, or that your gorgeous, vivid purple succulents are starting to fade. When succulent leaves turn brown, the problem can be kind of hard to diagnose. What do brown leaves signify?

Succulent plants require light in order to thrive and grow. You must ensure that you don’t leave your desert succulents in damp soil for too long. This plant won't thrive in the shade for long periods of time.

You can't make a succulent look beautiful, regardless of how well-designed a container is. If it doesn’t have perforations, the succulent will die on arrival. It is important that all containers have drainage holes at the bottom.