Small succulents are always very fashionable. Succulents and cacti are often the first plants we buy. They’re so cute that you’re tempted to propagate them. But how do you take succulent cuttings? Taking cuttings is an easy way of multiplying plants. Here are my tips on how to take cuttings from succulents and succulents. The […]
Not long ago, I wrote an article on how to water succulents. Sometimes, if you’re careless and over-water, or if the substrate in which the plant is growing doesn’t dry fast enough, the plant will still have too much water. How to repair a watering accident on a fat plant? In fact, my solution is
Succulents are often considered easy-care plants, mainly because of their ability to tolerate long periods of drought. However, proper watering management is essential to their survival and health. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you water your succulents and succulents properly. Understanding the water requirements of succulents Succulents are adapted to arid environments and have
How do you recognize your succulent plant? Is it a houseleek or an Echeveria? Can it stay outside, or will it freeze or rot due to humidity? How to tell the difference between a Joubarbe and an Echeveria. Here are a few concrete points of differentiation. How can you tell a Joubarbe from an Echeveria?
Fat plants, succulents, cacti, orbs… These words are often used as if they meant the same thing. However, behind these names lie some interesting differences to be aware of, especially if you love plants or are looking to install one indoors or in the garden. Succulents, cacti and succulents: let’s sort them out! It’s often
As this blog shows, I’ve been fascinated by succulents for some time now. These graphic little plants, sometimes funny, sometimes downright sculptural, have invaded the house… I haven’t yet (not yet!) created a real succulent garden, but I’ve immersed myself in the subject in full, “I want to know everything before I take the plunge”
When you think of caring for succulents and succulents, watering is the first thing that comes to mind. Watering is certainly the biggest challenge when it comes to growing succulents at home.However, if you keep a close eye on your plant, it will let you know how much water it needs. In this little guide,
Whether we live in an apartment or a house, succulents bring a touch of greenery and exoticism to our interiors and balconies. But one question comes up every year as the cold approaches: do succulents survive the winter? Should we bring them all in? Are they frost-resistant? In this article, I explain how I protect
How do you embellish your terrace or balcony with spectacular, exotic plants? Have you ever found yourself saying, “I love hanging succulents, but i do not manage to grow them”? Or maybe you spot a beautiful hanging succulent on Instagram or Pinterest but can never seem to find one to grow yourself? Let’s change that!
Overwintering succulents depends on the variety and climate of your garden. Houseleeks and sedums can simply be kept outside, as they are not affected by frost. Gelatinous succulents, on the other hand, may need to be sheltered from frost or even kept warm. Wintering according to variety Many succulents are cold-hardy. These plants are often
