What are the giant pandas of the succulent world? A rundown of rare and precious varieties

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As a representative of endangered protected animals, the giant panda has always appeared in the public eye as a national treasure. So how much do you succulent lovers know about the giant pandas of the succulent world?

White Squama Merremia

Native to Namibia and South Africa, it shows people with a proud posture that money is not everything, because it is truly rare and circulates little on the market

Spiral Aloe

Native to South Africa, it is known as the queen of aloes and is the most precious high-mountain aloe in the world. Its hundreds of leaves arranged in a spiral show people her noble posture and make one marvel at the great power of nature

Large Earth Wings

Native to the high-altitude mountainous areas of the western United States, also known as cicada-wing bittercress. Its leaf bodies are as thin as cicada wings, as if it were a work of art growing among mountains, rivers and gravel rather than something natural.

Double-Spined Bottle Trunk

Native to Namibia and Madagascar, one of the world's top ten finest succulents. A succulent that grows like this really can only be admired, right?

Black Peony

Native to Mexico. Because it resembles a stone, it is not easy to distinguish. It grows on hills and is already an endangered plant in the world

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