For succulents in September, choose these varieties: easy to grow and quick to fill a pot

Graptosedum 'Bronze'

Graptosedum 'Bronze' is one of the easier succulents to grow. Its peak growing season is in spring and autumn, and it propagates extremely quickly.

Graptosedum 'Bronze' likes a sunny, warm, and dry environment. With sufficient light, the leaves turn brownish-pink. When watering, try not to spray water into the leaf center or onto the leaves.

Graptoveria 'Titubans'

Graptoveria 'Titubans' goes into brief dormancy in summer, then enters rapid growth in autumn. During the growing season, it can be kept in full-day light. For watering, follow the rule of "do not water until dry, and when you water, water thoroughly."

Echeveria 'First Love'

Echeveria 'First Love' has blue-green leaves. With sufficient light, the leaves and leaf centers turn pink, which is very beautiful. Echeveria 'First Love' likes a growing environment with plenty of light, dryness, and good ventilation. For watering, wait until the potting soil is dry before watering, and water thoroughly each time.

Mountain Rose

Mountain Rose has very beautiful leaf shapes, just like a rosebud waiting to bloom. Entering September, Mountain Rose also welcomes its peak growing season, and this is the most suitable time to grow it.

When growing it, place it in a cool, dry environment with good ventilation. During the growing season, give it sufficient light. For watering, keeping the potting soil moist is ideal.

Golden Sedum

Golden Sedum plants are small and lush. In a sunny environment, they display a striking golden yellow, very eye-catching.

Golden Sedum is very easy to establish when planted in autumn. During the growing season, give it sufficient light so it will grow vigorously and the plant's color will be even more brilliant.

Peach Egg

Peach Egg has small, round, plump leaves that are very cute, and the color is also a pleasing pale pink. The peak growing season for succulents is in spring and autumn. At this stage, give sufficient light. For watering, keeping the potting soil slightly moist is ideal; if there is too much water, the leaves will lose color. Sufficient light and appropriate watering will make the leaves round and plump.

Succulent fans, when growing succulents in September, you must get these varieties!

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