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Prime has a huge selection of succulent plants. They also offer cuttings, accessories, and container options. It's a beautiful idea for your guests to bring home little succulent plants.

Covering up the soil beneath your succulents really improves the overall aesthetic of your design, and helps the succulent stand out and get noticed. Your arrangement will also look professional and more finished if you cover it up.

This Haworthia succulent is a great way to treat your brain as well as your body. Scales are treated in the same manner as you would mealybugs. It does not require any attention so it can be left alone.

Once the roots begin to grow, plant your "Bunny Ears" and water as you would a full-sized succulent. The roots of the cactus pads may take several weeks to develop.

This Haworthia succulent will treat your brain, as well your body. Scales can be treated in the same way as mealybugs. Scales don't need to be looked after.

Another highly desirable succulent that inevitably disappoints is the spiral aloe. Above left: Aloe mulcata, late summer. Right is the same plant in spring.

This succulent isn’t an up-scaling grower. It is drought-resistant and might require less water than other plants. The experts have some great tips for growing Mother-inlaw's cushion-cactus.

This container garden is designed by Katie Christensen of Desert Theater.