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Top 10 Fragrant Succulents: The More Sun, the More Fragrant, One Smell and You'll Remember It for a Lifetime

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Being adorable is a major selling point of succulents. Countless men and women alike have been "poisoned" by their cuteness. Everyone knows that many flowers have a fragrant, enchanting scent. But did you know that cute little succulents can also give off...

Being adorable is a major selling point of succulents. Countless men and women alike have been "poisoned" by their cuteness. Everyone knows that many flowers have a fragrant, enchanting scent.

But did you know that cute little succulents can also give off all kinds of scents? Succulents surpass flowers in their lasting nature, while flowers surpass succulents in their fragrance. Yet there happen to be certain succulents that are as beautiful as flowers and come with their own fragrance.

Top 10 fragrant succulents: the more sun, the more fragrant, one smell and you'll remember it for a lifetime! Let's take a closer look below:

Sedum clavatum (Creamy Sedum)

Sedum clavatum has a candy-like fragrance, lingering and distant, fragrant and enchanting.

Care tips:

1. Sedum clavatum loves light and enjoys growing in a sunny environment. It does not tolerate harsh sun exposure. When the temperature is above 35°C, be sure to provide shade.

2. Sedum clavatum dislikes waterlogging; watering once about every 10 days is enough.

3. Sedum clavatum likes a well-ventilated spot, and the soil should be kept loose and dry.

Sedum dasyphyllum 'Minor' (Hime Seibijin)

Sedum dasyphyllum 'Minor' carries a faint mint scent, clean and light, as refreshing and pleasant as a summer breeze.

Care tips:

1. The color of Sedum dasyphyllum 'Minor' is related to light. With strong light it is emerald green, with weak light it is blue-pink.

2. Sedum dasyphyllum 'Minor' is fairly drought-tolerant and does not need much water. In spring, watering once about every 7 days is enough.

3. Sedum dasyphyllum 'Minor' likes loose soil, and drainage must be good.

Senecio rowleyanus (String of Pearls)

The sap of Senecio rowleyanus has a woody smell, and its flowers carry a rich, creamy milk fragrance that leaves a deep impression.

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Mini Lotus

Mini Lotus, also called Pami Rose, carries a very distinct sweet candy fragrance, making you want to take a bite and see whether its flesh is sweet too.

Care tips:

1. Mini Lotus loves light; be sure to give it plenty of sunlight.

2. Mini Lotus enters dormancy in summer, so in summer take care to shade it and control water; watering once about every 10-15 days is enough.

Lily Lily

The Lily Lily variety is not very common. Its fragrance is more like a combination of fruit and floral notes, and is fairly intense.

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Mikazuki Beauty

Mikazuki Beauty has a light, elegant fragrance. Close your eyes and savor it carefully, and it feels as if you are out in nature.

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Daruma Fukko

The fragrance of Daruma Fukko is similar to lemon, clean and crisp, and under sunlight this scent becomes even stronger.

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Plectranthus amboinicus (Touch-me-not, Cuban Oregano)

When touched, Plectranthus amboinicus automatically gives off an apple-like fragrance, comfortable and natural.

Care tips:

1. Plectranthus amboinicus likes a warm, sunny environment and blooms in spring and summer.

2. Plectranthus amboinicus is fairly drought-tolerant and dislikes waterlogging; in spring, watering once about every 15 days is enough. Note that on cloudy days you should reduce watering.

3. Plectranthus amboinicus will root and survive from any cut stem placed in a pot; when rooting cuttings, place them in bright, indirect light.

Aeonium 'Little Man' (Xiaorenji)

Opinions about the smell of Aeonium 'Little Man' are quite divided. Some say it is fragrant, while others say it smells bad when short of water. If you have one at home, take a sniff and see for yourself whether it is fragrant or foul.

Care tips:

1. Aeonium 'Little Man' likes a sunny environment and is suitable for outdoor or semi-outdoor growing; you basically do not need to worry about it dying.

2. Aeonium 'Little Man' is drought-tolerant; in spring, watering once about every 10 days is enough.

3. In spring, you can fertilize appropriately when watering, generally once about every 30 days.

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