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String of pearls, aloe vera plant, jade plant, and echeveria are all succulents. Their leaves aren’t like other plants. Instead, they have thick, fleshy leaves, stems, and roots that retain water to survive arid environments. If those leaves and stems are shriveled and wrinkled instead of plump and firm, there’s not enough water for them to store. If the soggy soil has more water than a succulent can absorb, your plant may end up mushy and yellow. Overwatering is the most common problem with succulents. Don’t write your plant off as a failure just yet. With some changes in care and watering, you can revive struggling succulents without overwatering them and nurse them back to health…