Origin
The Succulent mix is a collection of various types of succulents that occur in various dry areas around the world. They have evolved to grow in dry areas by storing water in their leaves, stems or roots. The origin of the individual species in the mix can range from the deserts in Africa and North America to the mountainous regions in South America and the Mediterranean region.

Characteristics
Succulents are known for their ability to store water in their thick and fleshy leaves, stems or roots, an adaptation to life in arid climates. A distinguishing feature of the Succulent mix is the diversity of shapes, sizes, and colours. This can range from small compact plants to large decorative species with impressive blossoms. A common trait is the waxy or prickly coating on the leaves, a natural protection against excessive evaporation of water.

Care
The care of a Succulent mix takes into account their adaptability to drought. Generally, they require little water and too much of it can even be harmful. Instead, they need plenty of light to grow well, so a spot by a window or in full sun is a good choice. The average room temperature is sufficient for these plants, although they cannot tolerate frost well. The soil must be well-draining to prevent root rot and the plants should be repotted as necessary.