What are the record-holding succulents? These varieties are truly outstanding

Succulents have high ornamental value and have always been loved by gardening enthusiasts. Succulents grow slowly, and generally show no change for several months. But as everyone knows, some succulents grow very fast and very easily fill out their pots. Today let's take a look at the "records" among succulents.
1. The succulent that most easily fills out its pot
The succulent that most easily fills out its pot is undoubtedly Sedum dasyphyllum (Himeboshi Bijin). If you're not careful, it can fill a large pot. Although it is relatively small, it is extremely vigorous. Its tiny leaves cluster together very beautifully. Sedum dasyphyllum is very suitable for placing on a windowsill or balcony with plenty of light, as a decorative plant indoors.
2. The most expensive succulent
When it comes to the most expensive succulent, it is undoubtedly the neon Haworthia cooperi var. obtusa. Its leaves are dark green, very dazzling and beautiful like gemstones, but it is relatively difficult to care for. It cannot be exposed to the sun, nor can it be in deep shade. The generally best method is to place it in a windowsill with indirect scattered light for care, and it must not receive direct sunlight.
3. The most peculiar succulent
Speaking of the most peculiar succulent, it is because its leaves are four-pointed stars, layered on top of each other, just like an ancient pagoda. The growing season of Haworthia . is in spring and autumn. It does not have high demands for water and light. It can generally be placed in partial shade for care. In everyday care, just keep the plant's root system from becoming too dry.
4. The easiest succulent to grow
When it comes to the easiest succulent to grow, I believe every succulent lover has their own choice in mind. Here I will talk about the easiest succulent to grow in this editor's opinion, and that is Sedum rubrotinctum (Hongzhi Yu). Sedum rubrotinctum is green with a glossy surface, and under sufficient light it will turn bright red. Its growth rate is very fast, so you need to ensure sufficient light so that it can grow compactly, and it very easily grows into an old stump.