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Winter care

Protect Your Succulents From Rain, Hail, Frost

Frozen agave (c) Debra Lee Baldwin

Prolonged damp and cold are death to succulents. Rot begins in the soil and goes up the trunk. Tissues soften, turn dark, and leaves fall off.

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Winter Care for Frost-Tender Succulents

Purple cactus in snow

Depending on where you live, here’s how to get frost-tender South African succulents—like crassulas (jades), euphorbias, senecios and aloes—through a North American winter.

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Succulent Rainstorm Checklist

Succulents and rain

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