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Groundcover succulents come in many fantastic shapes and colours. They can be very hardy, easy to grow and fast spreading. The best thing about groundcovers is that they can help… Read more

The list varies depending on where in the world you are, but the most common animals that eat succulents around the world are aphids, mealy bugs, caterpillars, grasshoppers, snails and… Read more

Hanging succulents look fantastic inside a home, especially when they are placed on shelves hanging down furniture or planted in hanging basket hung from the ceiling. Read more

Succulents can grow in garden soil planted in the garden. Better the soil quality, bigger and more beautiful succulents. Garden soil should not be used for potted succulents. Although they… Read more

Succulent tips and leaves turn red thanks to pigments in the leaves which get activated when a succulent is stressed by the environment or when the seasons change. This is… Read more

Succulents can die from too much sun. While many succulents are hardy and will survive full sun, even during heatwaves, some can die quite abruptly when exposed to full sun. Read more

Rain can kill and rot some sensitive succulents but the great majority should be fine. Succulents prefer potting mix that dries out between watering, but they are unlikely to die… Read more

Aeonium arboreum easily propagates from cuttings of offsets. Leaf propagation may be possible but is very difficult. The majority of leaves will die before a ‘leafbaby’ emerges and, even if… Read more

Aeonium haworthii ‘Kiwi’/ ‘Dream Colour’ is a hybrid succulent plant from the family Crasaulaceae. It is a very popular succulent due to its showy, tricolour leaves forming a pretty rosette. Read more

Aeonioum Sunburst is a succulent plant from the family Crassulaceae. It is a very popular succulent due to the large variegated, tricolour leaves forming a showy rosette. Description Aeonium Sunburst… Read more