Cuttings will not work if you are using individual leaves or the right type of succulent. Ladybugs and other insects won't be able to control the adult scale infestation. However, they can prevent the babies from growing. This succulent needs to be watered in the early morning, before the sun sets. It is a sign that the plant needs more water. If its leaves start to fall, become shriveled or develop brown spots it means it is in need of more water. A: Remove the plant from the pot if it has rotten roots. Cut away any brown or black roots. Then, wait 24 hours before you repot. 2.

This succulent produces tubular pink or white flowers that develop from a thin inflorescence. However, the taller flowers will require more trimming and cutting. Many plants thrive in part shade, but they also require protection from frost and intense heat. Bulbs, particularly fluorescent ones, can produce heat that can severely burn your plants. It is vital to identify and research the bugs in your plants to determine which ones are the best. Because these pests have a keen awareness of property damage, it's important to get them under control as soon possible.