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Succulents are plants with fleshy, thickened leaves and swelling stems that store water. The term "succulent" comes from the Latin word succus, which means sap or juice. Succulents can survive on limited water resources, like mist and dew, making them drought resistant. Numerous varieties and cultivars of succulents belong to several plant families, and the majority of people associate mini succulents with Cactaceae, the cactus family. (Keep in mind that while all cacti are succulents, not all succulents are cacti.) How to Grow Succulents Indoors Due to their capacity to hold water, succulents can thrive in dry, warm climates and don't mind some carelessness. Potted succulents are well-adapted to indoor gardening and suitable for those who want low-maintenance indoor plants. If you're selecting succulents for the first time, follow these succulent care tips to maintain your new plants successfully.   Choose a succulent that is suitable for indoor use   Ma...

Who doesn't enjoy the holidays? With the holiday season just a few weeks away, we're reminded of the annual tradition of keeping the spirit of holidays alive. At Sara's Garden, we love green gifts. Gift-giving is among the most classic holiday traditions that help us show our loved family members how much they mean to us. But shopping for holiday gifts doesn't have to be tiring. We think it's time to begin an annual tradition of giving thoughtful, long-lasting gifts that bring real life to the living space. Yes, we are talking about branded succulents .    Here are 10 reasons why giving branded succulents is an excellent idea:   1. Succulents are low maintenance Whatever the case, whether a person is an experienced gardener or a beginner in botany, succulents' ease and durability make them the ideal plants to bring the outdoors into your house. Even during the winter, adding branded succulent into an indoor garden is an excellent option to make the most ...

There are a variety of reasons why succulents are so popular. The primary reason is their "natural appeal", as evidenced by their popularity on social media. Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest posts featuring succulents used as decor for homes and indoor gardens flood our feeds. There are even accounts and pages devoted to succulents. The succulent market gained popularity as online and physical stores, advertisements, books, eBooks, and blogs increased in size or doubled. But when did the craze begin? And what is the reason succulents are so popular? What Is a Succulent? The term "succulent" is derived directly from the Latin term succus, which refers to the word "juicy". It's not a scientific term, it is descriptive. In the same way we define food as succulent if it's tender, juicy, or tasty. In Botan ical terms, succulents are plants with fleshy, thick leaves or stems that store water. The term "succulent" describes a plant...

Succulents are known for being easy-care plants that anyone can grow. However, that doesn't mean you can just set them on a table and forget all about them. Although they are easy to grow, mini succulents still require some attention to keep them looking their best. Your succulents might not thrive if they aren't getting enough attention. They can seem indestructible, and people tend to neglect them. However, there are some conditions in which these plants cannot survive. Make sure they are happy and healthy by not making these mistakes (and fixing the errors you're already making).   Containers without drainage   Although it's tempting to plant cute succulents in fun containers, if your new echeveria is placed in a small ceramic pot that doesn't allow water to drain, it won't work out well as succulents prefer their soil to be dry. Containers with no drainage holes increase your chances of overwatering your plants since moisture will pool in the bott...