How do you grow succulents so they easily fill out a pot? Uncle Succulent Flower Guest lists 19 kinds for you

Many succulent friends ask Uncle Succulent Flower Guest, Uncle, which succulents easily fill out a pot? I love a pot bursting with growth the most. Actually, basically all succulents can fill out a pot; just grow several succulents in one pot and it is full. Just kidding. A rundown of the 19 easiest succulents to fill out a pot. I say 19 kinds, but there are still many more. Uncle will explain them to you in detail.

First, let me answer a few questions from succulent friends.

Uncle, how old are you? To this question, I can only answer, Uncle is very old. I will not answer anything else! This question is very boring. Hahahahahahahahahaha

Uncle, which succulent you grow is the most expensive? To this question, I can only say, there is no most expensive, only more expensive!

Uncle, can you give me leaves? To this question, I want to say, yes, yes, yes. What is it they say you should repeat three times?

So now let's begin today's pot-filling series. There are toxic photos, so take protective measures! There is also Uncle's favorite succulent! It is because of it that I have fallen this far!

Chinese dunce cap (Orostachys iwarenge)

Its constitution is robust; it likes light, tolerates cold, and also tolerates moisture. Chinese dunce cap grows quickly in spring, summer and autumn, yet it is beautiful in shape and easily fills out a pot, so it is loved by succulent friends.

2. Sedum dasyphyllum / Sedum dasyphyllum 'Major' / Sedum dasyphyllum 'Lilac Mound'

The plant is extremely small but grows and propagates quickly, forming a gray-green cushion-like colony within half a year; it easily fills out a pot. Its five-petaled small white flowers are elegant and sweet; it blooms in spring, and the flowers are pale pinkish-white, extremely beautiful!

3. Sedum hispanicum / Sedum hispanicum var. minus

It tolerates drought and also tolerates moisture; as long as there is no long-term drought or long-term wetness, it can grow very well. Its roots are fibrous, its stems grow prostrate, and its leaves are rod-shaped and dense; it blooms. It easily fills out a pot.

4. Sedum japonicum 'Tokyo Sun' / Sedum japonicum 'Tokyo Sun' round-leaf form

It is also a succulent that very easily fills out a pot. Uncle personally likes it quite a lot; it really feels good.

5. Sempervivum tectorum (hens and chicks)

It is now very widespread in all places, and many people choose to grow this kind of succulent. The leaf tips and leaf margins form a very beautiful coffee color or purplish-red. (The flower in the picture is from another plant.)

6. Kalanchoe daigremontiana (mother of thousands)

The kind that grows small plantlets on the leaves, the kind that grows seeds inside the leaves, the kind that grows roots when a leaf is stuck in soil; its vitality is relatively vigorous.

7. Sempervivum arachnoideum (cobweb houseleek)

The diameter of each plant and the density of the downy hairs are all somewhat different.

8. Sedum stahlii (corn cob sedum)

Sedum stahlii, also known as rice-grain flower, purple rice dish, purple pearl, meteor. Its pot-filling effect is very good.

9. Senecio rowleyanus (string of pearls) / Senecio herreianus (string of tears) / Senecio radicans (string of bananas)

One small bead, one small bead, one small grain, one small grain. It belongs to the common pot-filling succulents.

10. Graptopetalum mendozae / Graptopetalum mendozae round-leaf form

It is a succulent with a relatively fast growth rate, very easy to care for, and as exquisite and small as jade.

11. Monanthes

The very small fleshy leaves are arranged densely, in a rosette shape or oval-spherical shape, emerald green.

12. Sedum lineare 'Golden' / Sedum lineare 'Golden' round-leaf form

It is used in succulent combination potted plants, or cultivated in large areas as a groundcover plant for thin-layer green roofs.

13. Sedum rubrotinctum (jelly beans) / red berries form

Its growth rate is relatively fast; spring and summer are the main growing seasons; it is a relatively beautiful succulent.

14. Sedum spurium 'Dragon's Blood' / Sedum spurium 'Dragon's Blood' variegated form

Sedum spurium 'Dragon's Blood' has an exquisite and delicate appearance, very good cold and drought tolerance, and strong reproductive capacity.

15. Graptoveria 'Titubans' (white peony)

It was bred by crossing Graptopetalum paraguayense with the Echeveria genus plant 'Titubans'; it is very beautiful. Its offsets are tough and numerous.

16. Sedum rubrotinctum 'Coral' (coral beads)

The plant grows relatively quickly and easily produces branches, forming a clustered growth habit. Its flowering period is autumn; the flower stalks are relatively long, and the small white flowers open in strings.

17. Crassula perforata (string of buttons)

Uncle's favorite succulent, and also the one because of which I became bonded with succulents! From then on it got out of hand. I fell into the succulent pit and could not pull myself out!

18. Aeonium (mountain rose)

Its flowering period is from late spring to early summer; the inflorescence is a raceme, and the flowers are yellow. After flowering, as the seeds mature, the mother plant gradually withers, but small buds will grow from its base.

19. Graptopetalum paraguayense

Usually green, when sunlight is sufficient the leaf color becomes vermilion with brown; the leaves are melon-seed shaped and the leaf tips are relatively pointed; it blooms small yellow flowers in a star shape. Grow it for a while and it will spread everywhere. Clustered growth!

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