These 4 succulents are famous for being chubby, and their plump look is super cute
In recent years, succulents have become deeply loved by many gardening enthusiasts, especially those that look plump and petite, which are very cute. Moreover, succulents are all very easy to care for. As long as they have enough light, they can grow very well.
Today Hua'er will introduce to everyone 4 succulents whose biggest feature is being chubby and which love basking in the sun the most. Keeping a pot of them is definitely a good choice.
1. Peach Egg
The leaves of Peach Egg are fleshy and full, and also very round and smooth, with a lovely pale pink color and so on, and the surface also has a layer of powder, giving people a comical and endearing look.
Peach Egg likes a warm, dry environment with plenty of light and can fully tolerate full sun. However, when the temperature is relatively high in summer, it will enter a brief dormancy. When the sunlight is relatively strong, exposure to blazing sun will make the leaves soften and wilt. It is very drought-tolerant, and each time you can wait about a week to ten days before watering again.
2. Cheese
Cheese is an emerging variety in recent years and is somewhat similar to Peach Egg. Its leaves are oval and usually pink. Some gardening enthusiasts say that if you want Cheese to be appealing over time, you need to frequently "toughen" it and often move it around.
Cheese has relatively mild requirements for light. It grows better under scattered light. It likes dryness and is drought-tolerant. Under normal circumstances, watering once a month is enough.
3. Bear's Paw
The leaves closely resemble little bear paws. It belongs to the Crassulaceae family. The plant has many branches, and the stems are green, with a layer of dense white short hairs on the surface, and red claw-like teeth at the tips, giving a feeling of looking at a naughty bear cub.
Bear's Paw likes warm, dry places with plenty of sunlight. When watering, be careful not to make it too wet, otherwise it will cause root rot. Water thoroughly only when there are signs of drying and cracking in the potting soil. It enters dormancy when the temperature is too high in summer.
4. Baby Fingers
Baby Fingers is a perennial plant. Its leaves are arranged in a rosette at the top of the stem, and are thick, fleshy, and glossy, very cute with a plump look.
Baby Fingers' greatest hobby is basking in the sun and it can tolerate full sun, which can make it even more radiant. When watering, slowly pour the water in from the edge of the flowerpot.
That is all for the introduction of these 4 succulents. If gardening enthusiasts have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comments section below. If you want to learn more about flower-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!