Tender Succulents

Luscious beauties for a architecturally stylish look that is oh so easy! They love the heat and dry feet. No fuss, no muss with these eye-catching plants.

Most tender succulents grow in sun provided there is some shade in the hottest part of the day. Some varieties, such as Henna, have totally different coloring in sun versus shade

Tender Succulents are:

Unusual foliage provides fantastic color and texture
Super low maintenance
Drought tolerant, love heat
Fertilize once at planting!
Overwinter indoors or take cuttings in fall
Versatile - use in pots, hanging baskets, window boxes or in ground
Combine great with Agave, Libertia, Gazania, Celosia and so much more!

Availability

April-August

Tender Succulent FAQs

Do succulents need a special soil?

Yes. Succulents need a fast draining soil. Use a cactus mix or add some sand to potting soil.

How can I save my plants for next year?

Bring your tender succulents indoors in mid to late October. Position them in a south or west facing window or under a grow light for the winter. Bring them outdoors again in late May. Transition the plants from indoors to outdoors by putting them out for the day and in at night for a week.

You can also take cuttings of your tender succulents to make more for next year and share with friends. Each kind is propagated a little differently, but most are quite easy.