CONTAINER PLANTINGS
Succulents of different sizes lend themselves well to being potted and placed on patios or around the garden. Choose your container well – be sure it has adequate drainage holes and never sits in a wet saucer. Use a fast-draining potting soil, ideally one specifically for succulents. Remember that, being limited to a container, the soil will, with time, become leached of minerals and nutrients. Like any potted plant, succulents in containers need feeding – but do this sparingly to prevent them from growing too rapidly, and becoming unsightly and scraggly.
FERTILISER
Succulents may be drought-tolerant, but, like all plants, they thrive on additional nutrients. Come springtime, fertilise your succulents (whether in garden beds or potted), preferably with an organic liquid fertiliser that has equal parts nitrogen (N),…