There you have it – 12 Christmas DIYs so you can create succulent decorations, succulent gifts and even living succulent ornaments for your tree! Will you be working with Christmas succulents for the holidays? I’d love to know! Please take a moment to let me know how you’ll be using succulents to make the season merry and bright!
Stay tuned for a gift guide for the succulent-lovers in your life!
Then, roll up your sleeves and show 2020 there’s no messing with Christmas!
Hello,Kat I am Liliana from Argentina,I love your blog and I am learning a lot about the lovely succulents,I like how you explain in detail.I have a doubt about sun exposure, in other post you recommend to expose succulents half an hour to the sun every two days and then to increase time exposure.My doubt is how many days I should I do that until they can tolerate enough hours under summer sun.I have graptosedum Bronze ,I d like to send pics of them so you have an idea of its size.I think they can tolerate only morning sun,after they si the adaptation
Hi Liliana,
Welcome! And thank you so much for your kind words!
If you have succulents that have been grown indoors for a while, or in a lot of shade, it is important to introduce them to direct sun gradually. So whatever lighting they are in, add 1/2 hour of direct sun every 2 days until you reach the sun exposure they need, or where you intend for them to grow. Graptosedum Bronze is a beauty that will thrive in part to full sun. Continue to increase the light it is exposed to until you reach the light exposure where you want it to grow.
Please feel free to send me an email with pictures of your plant. I’ll be happy to assist you! Send it to: Kat [at] TheSucculentEclectic [dot] com
Thank you!
~Kat