These 6 succulents easily grow into cascading waterfalls, and even the neighbors envy them

Succulents are small and adorable, winning the favor of many succulent lovers. But many people complain that they grow too slowly - after several months of care they still look the same, not growing any bigger at all. In fact, there are quite a few fast-growing succulent varieties that can grow into a waterfall in just a few months. Come and see which varieties they are!

String of Pearls (String of Beads & String of Tears) waterfall

How to make String of Pearls grow faster?

1. If you want the beads of String of Beads and String of Tears to be plump and verdant, you can spray more water on the beads, and you can add a little monopotassium phosphate or 1 granule of compound fertilizer to the water, and they will grow faster.

2. It does not like strong sun; placing it on a south-facing balcony behind glass is best. Watering once every 1-2 weeks is enough; too much easily causes root rot.

String of Coins waterfall

How to make String of Coins grow faster?

1. String of Coins also likes water more than other succulents. When you see the soil is dry, soak it, letting water seep in from the bottom of the pot, so the roots can fully absorb the moisture.

2. Give it more sun, with appropriate shading in summer. If you want it to propagate more, you can cut off the heads; the cut-off heads can be used for cuttings, and the remaining mother plant will sprout more small heads.

Purple Moon waterfall

(Photo by: zxcRourou)

How to make Purple Moon grow faster?

1. It likes water; water 1-2 times a week, or when you see the leaves look a bit wilted and no longer plump and round, water thoroughly.

(Photo by: Gaolegao)

2. Give it more sun; insufficient light easily makes it turn green and thin and leggy. It propagates easily - just pinch off a stem and stick it in soil and it will live. If you want it to fill the pot sooner, take more cuttings!

(Photo by: Qumu)

String of Hearts waterfall

(Photo by: Gaoluoxi)

How to make String of Hearts grow faster?

1. String of Hearts does not like being exposed to harsh sun. Usually place it on an indoor south-facing balcony or east/west-facing balcony, and it is best to let it get sun through glass.

2. Usually provide more ventilation, water 1-2 times about once a week, and rainwater is best for watering, making it grow faster. Spray water on the leaves every morning and evening!

(New) Burro's Tail waterfall

(Photo by: Lü)

How to make Burro's Tail grow faster?

1. If you want Burro's Tail to grow fast, you can put some slow-release fertilizer or special succulent base fertilizer at the bottom of the pot, and it will grow very quickly.

(Photo by: Yuren Wennuan)

2. Burro's Tail really loves light. Aside from appropriate shading in summer, in the other seasons, if you have conditions for outdoor growing, grow it outdoors; if not, place it on an indoor south-facing balcony or south-facing windowsill.

(Photo by: @roc)

Spreading Stonecrop

(Photo by: @roc)

How to make Spreading Stonecrop grow faster?

1. Spreading Stonecrop likes water more than ordinary succulents. When you see the leaves look a bit wilted, you can water it thoroughly. In summer, appropriately control watering, otherwise it easily develops black rot.

(Photo by: Angel no Gudu)

2. In summer, Spreading Stonecrop goes dormant and must be kept in a cool, ventilated place, and cannot be exposed to direct strong light.

(Photo by: Chunni)

There are more than these 6 succulents that can be grown into waterfalls.

There are also Graptopetalum paraguayense, Graptopetalum mendozae, Stringy Stonecrop, String of Rubies, Graptopetalum paraguayense, Pachyveria 'Clavifolia', and so on.

If your succulents have grown into a waterfall,

why not post pictures and show them to fellow gardeners!

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