About My Life Is Peachy
My Life Is Peachy is here to give clear, accurate answers about succulent, agave, and aloe vera care. When you look something up, you don't want a lecture. You want a well-organized answer you can trust, and that is what we publish.
What we do
We write plain-English articles about succulent, agave, and aloe vera care. Each one starts with a real question, the kind of thing people type into a search box, and answers it in full. We put the practical details first, the ones most articles skip over.
How our articles are made
Every article begins with the questions readers ask. We build the answer around them, and every guide comes from real hands-in-the-dirt experience, not copy-paste plant advice.
We don't pad our articles to hit a word count. If a question has a short answer, we give you the short answer. If it needs more depth, we explain why.
About the author
Georgia Poole
My windowsills got out of hand years ago and now half my house is agave, aloe, and whatever succulent I couldn't talk myself out of at the garden center. My Life Is Peachy is where I write up what I've figured out keeping these plants alive — the watering, the propagating, the pests, and every mistake I made so you don't have to repeat them. If it stores water in its leaves, I've probably killed one and learned from it.
Our editorial standards
- Accuracy first. We check claims against reliable sources and fix anything a reader flags as wrong.
- Responsible advice. Some succulents (including agave and aloe) can irritate skin or be toxic to pets if eaten. Check a plant's toxicity before bringing it near children or animals.
- Kept current. We review and update articles as facts and best practices change.
- Independent. Our content isn't sponsored by any brand, and advertisers don't shape our advice.
Get in touch
Spotted an error, or know something we missed? We'd like to hear about it. Drop us a line and we'll take a look. Reader corrections make every article better.