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The plump and dangling beads of the popular succulent plant String of Pearls, are absolutely adorable. I bet many people fell in love at first sight and decided to buy one. However, many find that their beloved String of Pearls seems to be withering, despite their best efforts to care for it. So, in this …

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Christmas cactus is an epiphyte of the genus Schlumbergera (Cactaceae) and is native to the mountainous regions of Brazil. Due to its short-day habit (blooming when nighttime is longer than a certain number of hours), it buds in November as the days get shorter and blooms in December.  In this article, I will discuss what …

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Unlike other succulents, aloe has large, fleshy leaves folded together into a dense rosette, making it easy to find. With over 300 species of aloe available, many can be grown in the comfort of your own home. Some plants have a similar appearance to aloe, with a dense rosette of succulent, fleshy leaves that are …

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Dried-out roots are a hidden problem that affects succulents. It’s always a shock when your rosy Esherveria or dainty Haworthia die or snap out of their pot! So, why on earth would a succulent that is otherwise plump and juicy allow its roots to dry out when it clearly has enough water in the rest …

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It’s critical to know what to look for and what to do after purchasing a succulent plant so that you can care for it properly. In this article, I will explain how to appropriately adapt a succulent to your home. This way, it will grow beautiful, healthy, and quickly propagate. What to Do After Purchasing …

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A fungal disease that affects your succulents can be deadly. Sadly, not enough people are aware of this fact. Succulents have only recently been used for indoor gardening, which explains why this is the case. As a result, diseases and their causes have not been studied as thoroughly as in other plants. In all cases, …

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I’ve already explained to you what Farina is. However, if you’re still unsure what and why it’s crucial for succulents, I recommend reading those articles first. Farina does not regenerate. It is important to note that once removed, Farina does not restore. Since your succulent plant lacks its natural defenses, you risk leaving it vulnerable …

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Succulent water therapy is a practice that is both well-known and controversial at the same time. Here, you’ll learn about water therapy for succulents and how to use it. What it is and how it’s used. In these cases, water therapy for succulents can be used and, of course, how to do it successfully. What …

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On sunburned skin, Aloe Vera gel is the best thing you can use to soothe the pain. Sunburn can be a problem for this plant if it isn’t properly protected. The color and texture of your Aloe’s leaves can tell you if it’s getting too much light. Too much sun can cause leaf curling, wilting, …

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