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Summer sun is out and so are your succulents… But are they getting an unhealthy amount of summer rays? Succulents - the plants known to thrive in sunny southern California and Mediterranean climate regions world-wide - can actually become damaged...
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Choosing the right succulent soil can be a daunting process. With so many options to choose from and many plant health factors, it can be tricky to know what soil type is just right. Since most succulents hail from arid...
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Water Less Frequently Succulents are native to dry arid climates where there is little moisture and rain, so they’re used to being thirsty for extended periods of time. Succulents are superstars when it comes to absorbing water, their leaves retain...
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1. Dudleya brittonii ‘Giant Chalk Dudleya' The Giant Chalk Dudleya is a native of San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties in California. It grows on sunny, dry slopes in chaparral and coastal sage scrub habitats. This succulent has a...
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Establish Adequate Soil Drainage Don’t grow soggy succulents with the possibility of root rot. Instead, ensure adequate soil drainage with these helpful tips: Utilize Mineral-Based Soils- Stick with the 2:1 Ratio. 2 scoops of mineral-based ingredients and one scoop of...
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