Near the end of July, the summer sun and more root growth will cause pots and hanging baskets to demand watering more often.

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Growing them in too large of a container that retains moisture longer can result in root rot, decline and even the death of your plants. Water thoroughly whenever the top inch or two of soil is dry.

Succulent plants like to approach dryness before being watered. For outdoor pots, pull succulent containers under the porch in the winter so that they don’t get too much rain.

Container plants are more sensitive to lower temperatures even though they are considered hardy to, say, 30 degrees. Crassula sarcocaulis is cold tolerant to 10 degrees.