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Chances are you own an Echeveria - they are a popular kind of succulent and come in many shapes and sizes; often recognizable by their distinct rosette. Their growth is slowened when they are held in small containers.

This succulent should only be given fertilizer during the growing period, in the spring and summer months. The first flower blooms in spring, and the second in fall.

Cactus, a slow-growing succulent, has stiff, joinedted, fleshy stems that are covered with hard, leathery foliage. The cut section must be at least one node above that of the cut with the internode (a part of the stem without any leaves).

If this fails, it might be time to shop for a new succulent. This helps protect the plant from any rot caused by dead leaves. The dead leaves are an excellent hiding place for pests as they attract rot.

If you have not watered your outdoor succulent plants in over a week, touch the soil and go a few inches down. Next, spread your soil evenly on the tarp.

The repotted succulent might need to wait 18 months before they can be used again. Crown rot may also occur in wet soils. This rot can quickly spread, and it can cause severe damage to your plants.

Some succulent growers prefer to cover seed trays with plastic wrap or a dome cover. Others don't agree. If you still prefer to cover the seeds, punch holes in the plastic cover or remove the dome from time to time to give room for air circulation.

There's a possibility that bear paw succulents may contain toxic substances, which can cause irritation and other issues. If you want to have more of this in your garden or plant collection, you need to learn how to propagate bear paw succulent.