Mountain Crest Gardens Q&A

If you live in a lower (colder) zone than a particular succulent is rated for, you can bring the plant indoors during the winter. We do, however, rate hardiness conservatively, so plants right on cusp may be able to survive outdoors year-round with a bit of protection. For example, to plant a Sempervivum rosette (zone 5) in a region that gets down to -30F (zone 4), you will want to employ the following strategies. Read more

Growing succulents in wet or humid areas: tips & tricks

Posted 6 years ago

Succulents are well-adapted to survive drought but with a little extra care you can also get certain varieties to survive in wet or humid climates. Improve Drainage Plant in gritty, well-draining soil like succulent / cactus soil from a garden center Amend heavy garden soil with 50% coarse sand by volume Plant in raised beds and containers with drainage holes Move pots under roofs or put clear, p Read more

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