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How to Grow and Care for Succulents | Gardener's Path
22.06.2023 - 21:59 / gardenerspath.com / Nan Schiller
How to Grow and Care for SucculentsHave you always wanted to grow your own succulents?
You’re not alone.
Some varieties have always been in vogue (like aloe, or hen and chicks) while other more unusual species have gained huge popularity today (like living stones).
And it’s hard to find a popular news article on the topic of gardening or an Instagram feed that doesn’t feature at least a few of them.
Though all plants have their own unique quirks, meeting their needs doesn’t have to be difficult if you’re well informed. And succulents will reward you with an array of unique colors, shapes, sizes, and textures. With a little luck, you’ll even be able to coax them to bloom.
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Whether you’re hoping to pot up a few to nurture on a sunny windowsill, or you have a patch of sandy ground in full sun that’s just begging to be filled, the following tips will help you to become the best succulent parent on the block.
Let the Light ShineMost succulents are native to hot and dry climates, and their illumination needs are high. For this reason, full sun is a must.
They can do well in a particularly warm and bright window, and moving your outdoor succulents to pots indoors in the winter is recommended in cold climates. But keep in mind that indoor plants won’t typically bloom for you.
Of course, many gardeners love a challenge, and coaxing flowers to emerge indoors isn’t completely outside the realm of possibility if you’re using grow lights.
Some succulents can also tolerate a bit of shade, and many that have been grown in dappled sun or partial shade for a time will actually change colors when they’re exposed to bright light.
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