Simple rules for two popular succulents.
As much sun as possible. South/west window. They stretch and weaken in low light.
Yes—move out after frost danger passes. Acclimate gradually (shade → part sun → full sun). They’ll grow faster. Bring in before frost.
Gritty cactus/succulent mix. Drainage holes mandatory.
Succulents thrive on neglect: sun, little water, good drainage.
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