You would have to live in a cave to not come across cacti or other succulents these days. From décor magazines to fashion corporations, cacti are the perfect pal for nesting types. We’re here to explain why our succulent little friends are such great companions.
Although they may appear to be a fad right now, Cacti are the most trustworthy and sturdy plant around. Nothing adds more to a home planter collection than a plant that can withstand stumbles and mishaps.
No need to be scared of placing your new home plant on a low shelf in range of dog tails and cat paws, succulents are ready to withstand it all.
Lucky for you cacti aren’t fickle friends, they take care of themselves while you are away.
Whether it’s storing them away in a cold dark room, or enclosing them in a plastic bag, cacti are self-sustainable. For tips on maintaining cacti while on vacation, the Cactus Lover Blogspot has you covered.
With the world water crisis at an all time high, maintaining a succulent friend is guilt-free! Cacti are adapted to live in harsh desert climates and require minimal watering.
Most cacti and succulents can survive being watered once a week, but to ensure that yours thrive check out these helpful tips.
Have you been successful growing succulents? Tell us your experience in the comments.
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