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A roundup of eight popular succulent potted plants, the sixth one is adorable enough to melt everyone's heart

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Echeveria 'Allen', with tender pink leaves that melt the hearts of young girls, is a cute little succulent; placed on a desk to accent the home, it can also resist radiation and purify the air. ...

Echeveria 'Allen', with tender pink leaves that melt the hearts of young girls, is a cute little succulent; placed on a desk to accent the home, it can also resist radiation and purify the air.

Kalanchoe tomentosa 'Rabbit Ears' likes a warm, dry climate and prefers plenty of sunlight. Each leaf stands straight up in neat rows, just like a rabbit's ears, catching people's attention.

The leaves of Sempervivum 'Purple Red Peony' have a slight fuzzy down on the surface. This variety of hen-and-chicks is a small-to-medium-sized cultivar; when the temperature difference is greater in winter, the leaves are basically purple-red, the leaf surface is glossy, and the leaves also become thicker and fleshier. After being grown for a long time, the plant will gradually form clusters, very beautiful.

Graptopetalum 'Beautiful Pinwheel' spreads out horizontally as a whole, just like a pinwheel. It melts girls' hearts and is a juicy, fleshy succulent plant.

Echeveria 'Jade Butterfly' has short spoon-shaped leaves with a rounded tip bearing a small point, growing in a rosette; the leaves gather close together like a blooming green lotus, deeply loved by people.

Cactus column types, sun-loving, with white soft spines. Don't be afraid of sun damage; after the soil surface dries out completely, water in a shaded spot. In the Yangtze River basin, bring them indoors in winter, with room temperature not lower than 5°C. Use sandy soil.

Echeveria 'Hibiscus Snow Lotus' is a hybrid variety of snow lotus that turns pink; it relatively likes sunlight, resists radiation, and is easy to care for.

Mammillaria hahniana likes plenty of light; under full light the globe becomes even more red and delightful, but in summer it should still be given a little shade; it prefers fertile loam with good drainage. It is drought-tolerant by nature and afraid of cold; its propagation and cultivation methods are the same as those for golden barrel cactus and Gymnocalycium mihanovichii. It is a plant for potted ornamental display.




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