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Trichocerus come in lots of variations, and I am in no way an expert! But I do love collecting and growing them, and selling them too! The first 2...

April has arrived, spring is here in San Diego County, and Echinopsis and Trichocereus cacti are beginning to bloom! Our Trichocereus Grandiflorus ...

Sometimes agaves can look a little off, color looks a bit different, not as full as it usually is, maybe even tilting a little.  Sometimes the culp...

Aloe Vera succulents are a great addition to any succulent collection, or just on their own in your garden or kitchen countertop.  This short blog ...

How to Propagate your potted Aloes.  For this tutorial, I am going to use our 1 gallon clump of an Aloe Distans Jewel. These guys are grown in the...

Looking for a new way to display your succulents? It might be time to try your hand creating a tabletop garden. These small terrariums are just as ...

It can be tough to decide how to arrange your new succulents because the options are endless. Take our quiz to see which creative way to display su...

With their versatility, resilience, and timeless look, succulents are becoming an increasingly popular plant for both indoor accents and outdoor ga...

Succulents are as versatile as they are stunning. Not only do these plants flourish in just about every setting, but they also can be used to fill ...

This is why succulents make great pets, share with your friends... We had a tray of Echeveria lipsticks, agavoides and lolas in 2" plastic contai...

From customized candy to knick-knacks galore, we have all seen our fair share of fleeting wedding favors. Of course they are cute in the momen...

Have you heard that succulents are the easiest plants to care for, yet somehow yours keep dying? Never fear—The Succulent Source is here to teach y...