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12 Best Succulents for Your Window Sill

Some of the best succulents for your window sill are types of cacti like the pincushion cactus and moon cactus. Other succulent varieties include echeveria, haworthia, lithops, sempervivum, string of...

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Can You Plant Succulents and Ferns Together?

You can plant succulents and ferns together in the same garden if the climate is accommodating to both plants, but each will need custom care routines. However, succulents and ferns are generally not...

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6 Best Soil Options for a Succulent Terrarium

The best soil options for a succulent terrarium should provide aeration and drainage and not retain water. Pre-mixed soil brands such as Bonsai Jack, Hoffmans, Terra Green, and Fat Plants offer a...

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What Is the Best Mulch for a Succulent Garden?

The best mulch for a succulent garden are pebbles, gravel, rocks, and stones. Determining the best for you depends on why mulch may be needed. Climate and plant species can also influence your...

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Are Succulents Easy to Grow From Seed?

Succulents are actually quite difficult to grow from seed. The seeds are very fine and can easily be damaged or lost. Not only this, but succulent seeds take a very long time to grow. You won’t be...

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How to Breed Succulents: The Definitive Guide

Breeding succulents involves cross-pollination between the flowers of two different succulent species. You will need to wait for them both to flower, take pollen from the stamen of one flower and put...

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