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Archive by Date | Archive by Article Title Ghost Plant The ghost plant, or mother-of-pearl is a great trailing plant to grow in a container. Its unusual color makes it a interesting companion to darker hued plants. Cacti and Succulent Safety Cacti have sharp spines and some succulents have stinging sap. They won't cause you any problems if you take some simple precautions. Tips on Growing and Caring for Kalanchoes Kalanchoes are known for their colorful flowers. They are popular gift plants but what do you do with them after they bloom? Give them some care and they'll treat you to bright flowers and baby plants for years to come. Hanging Succulents If you've run out of room for more flowerpots, try hanging pots. Using recycled plastic bottles cuts the cost to almost nothing. Mealybugs Cacti and succulents don't have many enemies, but one annoying pest is the mealybug. When you find those telltale wisps of cottony material, there are steps you can take to save your plant. Designing with Succulents Book Review If you're looking for inspiration, this book will make you want to put on your gardening gloves and spruce up your yard. If you're a container gardener, there's plenty for you too. Echeverias Echeverias are a family of succulents characterized by their rosette shape. They are a favorite in container gardens and landscape design. Succulent Color Changes Why did your green aloe turn red? There are several reasons why the leaves of succulents change color. Recognizing these changes can help us keep our plants in a healthy environment. Cacti and Succulent Newsletter Sign-up What does it mean to sign up for the Cacti and Succulents newsletter? It means a weekly link to an article about these fascinating plants. Succulent Container Gardens If you are just staring with succulents, a good way to begin is with small plants in a container. You can move them to get just the right amount of sun or bring them inside on frosty nights.
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