Succulents are especially endearing, and I've grown varieties of all different sizes.

One of my particular favorites, so I've grown it in all different sizes. It seems to especially love sandy soil and is very easy to grow. The biggest one at home is the Onslow. Basically every head is about the size of a small bowl, around 10cm, and the biggest head should be 12cm by now.

The previous pot could no longer hold it, so I just switched to a new pot. The pot is 47cm tall, and the diameter should be 35cm. I hope it explodes with growth this year! There are countless little heads at the bottom of the pot...

This is the smallest Onslow at home (the single head should be under 5cm).

The one with a single 10cm head.

Another single-head one, about 8cm.

Different Echeveria 'Chihuahuaensis' types,

also one of my favorite succulent varieties.

The texture of the leaves is one of the reasons I like it; it feels especially resistant.

The color is gradually fading... but the leaves are starting to spread out.

Green is fine! Healthy as you are! It's probably because it's grown indoors that it gets more and more delicate as it grows.

Here's another small one (single head around 4cm), photographed under a grow light, so the color has a slight difference. It really looks as beautiful as a fairy.

Now you've actually grown more boyish! But lots of heads have sprouted on the stems.

Here's another medium-sized one (overall rosette 17-18cm, from the stem to the top of the leaves around 20).