Which Succulent Variety Is the Most Beautiful? An Introduction to the Most Popular Varieties

Growing succulent plants is a very popular thing to do right now. Many people don't just keep one pot at home, but many pots, because there are thousands upon thousands of succulent varieties to choose from. Some varieties are small and cute and very popular. Below are a few succulent varieties with fairly good reputations to share with everyone.

1. Peach Egg

This succulent plant is also called Peach Egg (Pachyphytum 'Amethystinum'), a succulent of the Crassulaceae family. Its leaves are fairly round and plump, and when it colors up it turns very pink and is very beautiful. In the early days it was also a very expensive succulent variety, but as propagation increased it has now become very cheap, and it is also a very easy-to-grow succulent.

2. Echeveria 'Mebina'

Echeveria 'Mebina' is a relatively small Echeveria. Its demand for sunlight is a little less than that of other Echeverias, but its growth rate is faster than other Echeverias. Its petite size, plus the tender color at the leaf tips, makes it very suitable for small potted arrangements.

3. Echeveria derenbergii

Echeveria derenbergii is a fairly mini Echeveria. It is very small in size and readily forms clusters. When sunlight is sufficient, the leaf tips turn red, and it is very cute.

4. Cotyledon papillaris

Cotyledon papillaris has leaves shaped like little beans. After being exposed to sunlight for a long time, they look like colorful candies and make your mouth water. When Cotyledon papillaris lacks sunlight it will become leggy, and its leaves will be green. It must get plenty of sun for the leaves to change color, but avoid scorching sun, especially the midday sun in summer, which can easily sunburn Cotyledon papillaris, or even kill it.

5. Echeveria chihuahuaensis

Echeveria chihuahuaensis can be called the variety with the best value for money. It is cheap, beautiful, and especially easy to keep alive. Every spring and autumn, pull the leaves off Echeveria chihuahuaensis, let the leaves dry in the air for a bit, place them on the soil, and after a few days they will take root and sprout, and a little Echeveria chihuahuaensis will be born.

6. Purple Velvet

Purple Velvet has leaves with a waxy texture and fine fuzz. The lower leaves dry out relatively quickly, making it easy to form an old stem. Its posture is graceful yet still imposing, its leaves have a sense of layering, and its color is warm and smooth yet still striking, so it is sought after by a great many succulent enthusiasts.

In summary, these are several succulent varieties that are both beautiful and fairly popular. Of course, besides these there are many more succulent varieties that are also very good-looking and easy to grow. Flower-growing friends who are interested can learn more about them!

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