If they are in large pots buy or make your own platform with casters to put it on. That way it only has to be hefted into the house and put back on it to roll it to where you want it. Try to duplicate the lighting they got when they were outside, using a grow light if you have to. Succulents like humidity, so you may need to mist, and pay close attention to the moisture level in the pot so you don't over or under water it.
Somehow my house and garden got tiny gnats that killed my fuchsia plant and fly everywhere. I have tried ALL the Web recommendations - soap and oil dishes, sand in th...
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If they are in large pots buy or make your own platform with casters to put it on. That way it only has to be hefted into the house and put back on it to roll it to where you want it. Try to duplicate the lighting they got when they were outside, using a grow light if you have to. Succulents like humidity, so you may need to mist, and pay close attention to the moisture level in the pot so you don't over or under water it.