These succulents are adorable on the outside and come with their own fragrance too. Which ones have you grown?

Succulents have always been the embodiment of cuteness, small and delicate, and they make a scenic display wherever you place them. Being cute alone is far from enough, though. These succulents are not only adorable on the outside, but also come with their own fragrance, making them practically the "Fragrant Concubines" of the succulent world.

Ice Plum

Ice Plum is a relatively rare succulent plant. Just hearing the name gives you a sense of cool, icy sweetness.

That's right, Ice Plum is not only beautiful in appearance, but also gives off a fragrance similar to vanilla ice cream, full of the taste of summer. Most importantly, it is not complicated to care for and is very easy to grow.

Lao'er

The Lao'er plant is a milky green color, with plump and thick leaves that are very beautiful. It easily produces many new pups at its base, and if grown well, it will fill the pot with ease.

Lao'er's fragrance is very light, not particularly noticeable, with a faint, delicate fruity scent.

Chunshang

The Chunshang plant is small and cute, with green leaves covered in short, fine fuzz. It also produces small white five-pointed star flowers that are very beautiful.

Chunshang's fragrance is not very noticeable. Place them in the sun and give them plenty of light, and their fragrance will become more pronounced, giving off a sweet ice cream scent.

Damo Funiang

Damo Funiang grows very quickly, so growers who keep Damo Funiang will find that a once small and delicate pot will, as it grows, begin to trail its branches downward.

Damo Funiang has a sweet fragrance similar to lemon, which becomes even more noticeable after watering. But note that you must not water them too much just because you want to smell the fragrance, otherwise the leaves will not be plump and the red edges will disappear.

Lily Jasmine

Lily Jasmine's leaves are thick and rounded, arranged tightly in a lotus shape. As the growing environment changes, the originally green leaves turn pink-orange, which is very beautiful.

Lily Jasmine has a noticeable fragrance, and combined with its beautiful and lovely appearance, it has captured the hearts of many succulent lovers.

After seeing these five fragrant succulents, are you succulent-loving gardeners getting itchy to try them again? If you have grown any of these succulents, leave a comment and share with us~

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