8 cheap succulents potted together instantly look hilarious

Everyone loves succulents, I believe, because succulents are inexpensive, small and delicate, and very cute. Many people are not very good at growing succulents either, and they do not know which succulent paired with which other succulent will look especially good, and when combined they do not take up too much space. Many students also grow them in dormitories or by classroom windows. A friend of mine curiously asked me which succulents look good paired together and are also very cheap. 8 cheap succulents grouped together instantly have a hilarious look.

Chihuahua, the Chihuahua is one of the most common succulents. Every succulent-growing plant lover will surely own a cute Chihuahua succulent, so it is not very expensive. The Chihuahua originates from Mexico in South America. After being introduced to our country, we collectively call it Chihuahua, because it is small and delicate, with very neat and even leaves, extremely cute, so we call it Chihuahua.

Kwan-yin Lotus, the Kwan-yin Lotus looks very similar to the Chihuahua, and many people cannot tell whether it is a Chihuahua or a Kwan-yin Lotus. The Chihuahua opens wider, while the Kwan-yin Lotus grows taller. The Kwan-yin Lotus is also like the Chihuahua, with leaves growing in an even spiral. The Kwan-yin Lotus is also a relatively common succulent of ours.

Orostachys, the Orostachys is like a pine cone, but the Orostachys is relatively flat, flattened, and its color is rather vivid, reddish-brown. It also opens relatively wide, and the leaf flesh of the Orostachys does not have as much fleshy texture as the Chihuahua. The leaf area gets smaller and smaller from bottom to top, and it is also a succulent with a regular pattern, looking quite comfortable.

Pink Rose, the Pink Rose is not a pink rose flower, but the Pink Rose succulent, which looks especially, especially similar to a rose, one could say completely identical. Viewed as a whole, the Pink Rose looks relatively plump, and when it has not yet grown up it is like an egg, round and smooth. After fully blooming it is just like a "pink rose" about to blossom.

White Peony, the White Peony is a succulent that relatively easily adapts to growing in clusters, a combination of group after group. When grown into a clump, it is like a hedgehog curled up sleeping, and viewed as a whole it is especially cute. Viewed as a single head, it is like a peony flower and also like a Chihuahua, but the White Peony is not as regular as the Chihuahua. The White Peony also has more fleshy texture than the Chihuahua.

Sedum pachyphyllum 'Otome Heart', this succulent really lives up to its name, and it truly can melt the heart of anyone with a girlish heart, so Otome Heart is deeply loved by women. Quite a few female students grow and cultivate Otome Heart.

Sedum rubrotinctum, it really looks like Otome Heart, but Sedum rubrotinctum is a bit prettier than Otome Heart, though it does not grow as regularly as Otome Heart. Although Sedum rubrotinctum grows irregularly, it is pink and fleshy and also very pretty, and it grows like a little child's little fingers, making people always want to give it a pinch.

Tia, this succulent is relatively rare for us, but the price is not very expensive either, probably a little more expensive than the Chihuahua. Tia grows alone and independently, and what grows out is a fiery red color, very vivid and elegant. Tia grows relatively tall, because Tia has a stem.

If the above 8 kinds of cheap succulents are placed together in one pot, they will surely instantly become very hilarious and will really catch the eye. I hope these several summarized succulents can help everyone with pairing and planting. I hope more people will love this cute plant category, succulents.