5. Burro's Tail Burro's tail, literally translating to donkey's tail from Spanish to English, is a common succulent houseplant adopted by gardeners for a bit of hanging plant decor.

This hardy yellow-tipped succulent can grow up to 2 meters (over 6 feet) in height. There's little risk of neglecting this plant as they thrive in dry conditions and prefer not to be overwatered ...

Succulent care mistakes As they’re native to desert regions, succulents don’t need much. They’re used to thriving in the heat, and they’re used to growing in dry conditions - which makes them one of ...

Insufficient light. Although there are a few succulents that can tolerate low-light conditions like snake plants, most varieties grow best with plenty of bright light. Inadequate light will make them ...

Houseplant expert on most common sign cacti's & succulents need watering 'You'll notice' HOUSEPLANT expert Richard Cheshire has revealed his tops tips for looking after cactus and succulents this ...

Commercial houseplant fertilizers, 15-30-15, are a good choice, but use at a reduced strength and frequency. Fertilize during the growing season once or twice a month at 25-50 percent strength.