Getting the right light is essential.
When in doubt, dry it out!
Encourage new growth.
Oska, Silver Queen,
Light: medium
Water: dry between waterings
Pruning: remove spent leaves by pulling downward and out; cut larger stems as new growth emerges; cut stems will usually re-sprout
Plum, Ming, Chicken Gizzard
Light: medium
Water: moist between waterings
Pruning: prune above the node, between two leaves, for new growth
Light: high (bright, indirect) to medium
Water: dry between waterings
Pruning: long stems can be pruned; cut stems will re-sprout, most often in the direction of the top leaf on the stem
Light: high (bright, indirect) to medium
Water: dry between waterings
Pruning: long stems can be pruned; cut stems will re-sprout, most often in the direction of the top leaf on the stem
carnosa, pubicalyx, wayetti, latifolia
Light: high (bright, indirect)
partial direct sun is is tolerated by certain varieties
Water: dry to bone dry between waterings
Pruning: prune above the node, between two leaves, for new growth
Light: high (bright, indirect)
Water: dry between waterings
Pruning: prune above the node, between two leaves, for new growth
Golden, Jade, Marble, Neon
Light: low-medium; highly variable by variety
Water: dry between waterings
Pruning: prune above the node, between two leaves, for new growth