Which succulents are easy to grow and fill a pot? Varieties suitable for beginners that basically won't die

Antler Begonia (Mimicry Plant, Monilaria moniliformis), Antler Begonia likes a warm, dry environment with plenty of sunlight. Antler Begonia is afraid of cold and is very drought-tolerant, but it fears high temperatures. When summer temperatures are high, place it in a cool, ventilated spot. Antler Begonia likes fertile, loose soil. In summer, you only need to pay attention to ventilation and shade. Autumn and winter are the peak growing seasons for Antler Begonia.

Bo Lu (Haworthia cooperi), Bo Lu likes a warm, dry environment with plenty of sunlight. It is slightly cold-tolerant, very drought-tolerant and tolerant of semi-shade. It cannot tolerate high temperatures, scorching sun or waterlogging. In summer, be sure to provide shade and place it in a cool, ventilated environment. Bo Lu likes fertile, loose, well-draining sandy soil. The suitable temperature is 20 to 24°C, and in winter it must not go below 8°C.

Stick-leaf Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe delagoensis), as long as Stick-leaf Kalanchoe gets plenty of sun, its leaves will turn red; without sun, they stay green. It is truly remarkable. Moreover, Stick-leaf Kalanchoe is easy to propagate. Normally it needs little care; you just need to pay attention to ventilation and watering in summer. Stick-leaf Kalanchoe has extremely strong vitality.