I`m in Galveston, same thing, lots of rain, high humidity and hurricanes.

Make sure they are in well draining soil or the mix of your choice. I have a lot on the roof of my porch, it`s sunny and hot out there but there are just as many planted in the garden and they all do fine. I do on occassion have to turn pots on their sides. You know how we get either a drought or 3 months of steady rain.

Congrats on the move! More room for plants!
Tally HO!

We are practically neighbors, alkh86. This'll be my first rainy season with cacti and succulents, so I am afraid I won't be much help. I do wish you the best of luck, though!

123Greta, maybe after this summer hurricane/rain season we can share notes :) Are you planning on going to the Green Thumb Festival at Walter Fuller Park this month? April 27th & 28th. I'm so excited!

I am in Orlando to give you reference but I guess it depends on what you have? My Desert Rose potted in a cacti mix loves our summers, my euphorbias (also potted) take it all in stride, the blue agave in the ground has no issues, nor does my varigated NOID agave, I have a huge NOID optunia in the ground d that is also fine I think if you make sure you have plenty of drainage there will be options for you.

Sounds good, alkh. I may just have to cross the bridge and stop by the festival. Thanks for letting me know! :)

I'm doing a lot of propagating in pots and rain is a real problem. Even though I think I have a well drained potting mix it still stays wet too long for the babies. I have been putting them under cover when I know it is going to rain. I am going to have to make a special spot for them so they can get the sun and I can control how much water they get. My larger succulents don't have quite the issues as the starts but I have lost some nice plants due to rot.