BASIC PRACTICAL GUIDE ON CACTUS AND SUCCULENT: Complete Guide To The Various Species And Types Of Succulents And Cactus Plants Includes Method, Importance And Helpful Tips You Need To Know

by Neil David

Cacti and succulents have a lot in common. Members of warm-climate, low-water plant families, they look best in a landscape that emphasizes their textures and shapes. Like camels, these plants store their water supplies inside themselves. That’s what makes them “succulents.” Whether you plant them outdoors in a warm climate or keep them as houseplants, the first rule is don’t overwater them. Although all cacti are succulents, not all succulents are cacti. To be a cactus, a plant must have bumpy areoles, which sprout spikes, hairs, and flowers.

Adding a cactus or a succulent to your garden is the perfect beginner's plant for an indoor or outdoor garden. There are thousands of different species and they are pretty darn easy to care for them. If you can give them full sun and occasional water, you are going to have success. And having success is the best thing for a beginner gardener. Here is everything you need to know to get started with succulents or cactus.

46 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 24, 2022

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[melvina stephens · Rating 3 out of 5]

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I was recently given a pot full of succulents. I don't know TBE names of them. Good advice on how to care for a lot but no pictures and I don't know what I have