Video 1 Sage Scented White Variegated Succulent 5-10 cm Tube Flowering Dwarf Plants Succulent The plants that reach your hand may have small differences in leafless or height without flowers due to the season.

However, if there is any breakage or fading, you can contact us and request a re-supply.

They are the products from the production greenhouse, all of them are sent with production pots/tubes. Soil: The best soil for succulents is cactus and succulent soil with a well-drained structure.

This type of soil provides rapid drainage of water and prevents the roots from rotting.

If you want to prepare your own soil at home, you can use a mixture of sand, perlite and peat.

Irrigation: Succulents retain water, so excessive irrigation can cause root rot.

Allow the soil to dry completely and then irrigate deeply.

Generally, the watering interval may vary depending on the season and the type of plant.

You may need to reduce the frequency of watering during the winter months.

Sunlight: Succulents often need direct sunlight.

However, some species that are exposed to excessive sunlight can cause burns on their leaves.

Keep it in a suitable location according to the amount of sunlight your plant needs.

Pot Selection: Terracotta or clay pots are a good choice for succulents because these materials can help evaporate water.

In addition, the fact that there are drainage holes under the pot allows the water to be discharged quickly.

Pruning: Succulents usually do not need pruning, but you can prune from time to time to remove unwanted or diseased parts.

Temperature: Succulents usually grow best in temperate to warm climates.

When exposed to low temperatures, they can be damaged in some species.

Therefore, you can take it indoors to protect your plants during cold waves.