Rinkmom! You're in good hands! You are saying succulents, but are these cold hardy, or tender? Do you know? Some examples of tender would be Jade tree, or echeveria, graptopelatum. Sempervivum, and many sedums are cold hardy, and need to be near a cold window like Lynn suggested, but if your plants are not cold hardy, they need warmth, and dry!! Cheers and do update us, we're curious how things work out! 
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