For beginners growing succulents, these types will fill a pot as soon as you put them on the balcony - good-looking and easy to grow

Kalanchoe tomentosa, of the Crassulaceae family and Kalanchoe genus, is native to the dry regions of Central America and Madagascar. Its leaves are covered in fine hairs, like rabbit ears, grayish-white with scattered brown spots, and it branches easily, growing vigorously from late autumn to early spring. It loves a sunny environment, and when sunlight is ample, brown markings appear at the leaf tips. In summer it needs appropriate shading and must not be kept too shady. It is not only good-looking but also easy to grow!

Monilaria moniliformis, also known as Monilaria. It is a succulent plant of the Aizoaceae family and the genus Monilaria. Its native habitat is in southwestern South Africa. It loves a warm, dry and sunny environment. It fears cold, tolerates drought, and fears high temperatures. It requires fertile, loose sandy loam soil. In winter the temperature should not be lower than 15°C. Its leaf shape and leaf color are quite beautiful, and its ornamental value is very high. That is why it is loved by many people.

Haworthia fasciata, also known as Lingjin; Bolu is a plant of the Liliaceae family and the genus Haworthia. It likes a dry and sunny environment, tolerates drought, but should avoid direct sunlight. It is best to use loose sandy loam with good drainage. It is also a very easy-to-grow succulent; basically, if you put it on the balcony, it can survive on its own without any care. So, has everyone learned it all?