The 5 most popular trendy succulent varieties this year, which one do you like best?

The 5 "hottest" "trendy" succulents this year, which one do you like best?

As people's living standards improve, more and more people are growing flowers now, and succulents are becoming more and more popular. Many people have gone from being initial succulent lovers to succulent addicts, and once they fall into the succulent pit, they just can't stop. Of course, the editor is no exception!

Although we are all succulent lovers, every year there are always a few succulents that are the hottest "trendy succulents", and among this year's trendy succulents, which one do you like best?

The 5 "hottest" "trendy" succulents this year, which one do you like best?

top1, Peach Egg

This one is the editor's favorite. Its leaves are plump and fleshy, round and smooth, and pink in color, super beautiful. The editor happens to be a pink lover too, and how many succulent fans dream of three lives and three worlds, ten miles of peach eggs!

Peach Egg

top2, Haworthia cooperi

The small and delicate Haworthia cooperi plant has crystal-clear leaf colors, is rich in variation, and has many varieties. It has always been a relatively popular type, very suitable for care in summer, and its dewy, watery look is very tempting.

Haworthia cooperi

top3, Bear's Paw

The Bear's Paw plant is relatively branched, with green stems, rather thick and fleshy, and densely covered with short white hairs. Its leaves resemble bear paws, so it is named Bear's Paw. Its form is peculiar and very cute, so it also has extremely high popularity among succulent fans.

Bear's Paw

top4, Ruby

Ruby is like a lotus pedestal, and its red leaves are quite festive. Its growth requires plenty of sunlight and a cool, dry environment. It tolerates partial shade, fears waterlogging, and avoids muggy, humid conditions. Insufficient sunlight will cause Ruby's leaves to grow leggy, and when watering, it needs to be watered thoroughly and allowed to dry out, otherwise it will cause root rot.

top5, Purple Rice Grains

The Purple Rice Grains succulent looks both seductively purple and fresh and delicate with a little green at the tips. Propagation is relatively simple: put the fallen branches into soil and they will take root. It is both beautiful and easy to care for, with a relatively high survival rate!

Today's five trendy succulents have all been shared. Did any succulent that a succulent fan grows make the list?