Cactus & Succulent CareAloeAloe are well known for their medicinal benefits, and have very simple care!Lots of direct sun, an East facing window is greatWater when the soil dries out, then water thoroughly. High draining soil will help keep you aloe happyCactusThe perfect plant for those looking for low maintenance!Provide your cactus with lots of direct sun, 4-6 hours a day is idealMake sure the soil is completely dry before you water, give a thorough water without over saturating the soilEuphorbiaThis tall growing succulent bears resemblance to a cactus, growing thorns from its sidesA Euphorbia will appreciate as much light as you can provideWatering should be done once the soil completely dries, generally not more than once a weekHaworthiaHaworthia most often have striking green foliage, contrasted by white detailsProviding high light conditions will promote the best growth, without need for full sunWater when the soil has almost dried, it is important to keep them well wateredSansevieriaSnake plants are perfect for those wanting simple care, with beautiful foliageAlthough best suited in a bright spot, snake plants will tolerate lower light conditionsAllow soil to dry out completely, and water thoroughly when driedSucculentKnown for being one of the best beginner plants, succulents can still be sensitive!Provide lots of light, direct sun is ideal, to see even and consistent growthEnsure soil is completely dry between watering, allow foliage to slightly wrinkle to indicate its time for a drink
