Fall & Halloween Decor 20% OFF

The Wonderful World of Succulents

Succulents String of Pearls String of Dolphin Assorted Succulent Succulents have never been more on trend than they are right now, and these low maintenance plants make the perfect houseplant for those of any age to learn how.

The Wonderful World of Succulents

Natalie

Succulents have never been more on trend than they are right now, and these low maintenance plants make the perfect houseplant for those of any age to learn how to nurture their green thumb. These eclectic plants come in silhouettes and growing habits that look like something out of a Dr. Seuss book. Succulents are low-maintenance, get by on minimal water, and come in an amazing assortment of interesting shapes, varied patterns, unusual colors and many even boast beautiful flowers! Try your hand at succulents and see how exceedingly easy these gems are to grow.

Here are the general rules for growing top-quality succulents:

Light – Succulents prefer bright light, the brighter the better! Place your succulent in a window where it can get direct sunlight. Succulents don’t do well in the shade but will thrive when the sun is shining brightly on them.

Temperature – Keep your ambient room temperature anywhere from 55° to 75° Fahrenheit. Too hot or too cold can be detrimental to the health of the plant, however, normal home conditions are suitable for succulents.

Water – Water whenever the soil gets dry and pulls away from the edges of the pot. Water just enough to soak the soil evenly. Overwatering a succulent is as bad as not watering it at all, as these are drought-resistant plants designed to withstand extremely dry conditions.

Recent Blog
Fall Starts Here: New Arrivals for the Season
Planning Your Fall Food Garden, What to Plant Now & What Can Wait
Why Your Weeds Keep Coming Back (And How to Stop Them)

Related Articles

Fall Starts Here: New Arrivals for the Season

The first signs of fall are arriving at McDonald Garden Center! As summer begins to wind down, our stores are filling up with rich colors, interesting textures, and fresh plants...

Planning Your Fall Food Garden, What to Plant Now & What Can Wait

When most people think about planting a food garden, spring is usually the first season that comes to mind. But late summer and fall can be some of the best...

Why Your Weeds Keep Coming Back (And How to Stop Them)

You pull them. You spray them. A few weeks later, they’re back. If weeds keep returning to your lawn or landscape, it doesn’t necessarily mean your weed control isn’t working....

Explore McDonald Garden Center