Simply put, you can recognise all succulents by their thickened and fleshy leaves. In these leaves, water is stored, allowing them to survive in dry climates or soil conditions. For some succulent species, as much as 90-95% of their leaves may consist of water.

A succulent plant can basically grow in any location. Although we recommend bright but indirect sunlight most often. With direct sunlight, it is possible for the leaves of the succulent to get burnt.

Despite the fact that we often think that succulents need almost no water, this is a misconception. Ideally, succulents should be watered every month, and every 3 months in autumn and winter. For some particular species of succulents, you may need to water more often.