These 5 succulents are a hundred times easier to grow than pothos, and even beginners can grow them into old stumps

Now at flower markets, you can often see all kinds of succulents, and succulents have a very broad audience. Apart from older people, succulents have become the plants most kept by young people. In the process of growing succulents, many people hope to turn their own succulents into old stumps, but this is often very difficult. In fact, if you want to grow succulents into old stumps, choosing the right varieties is key! But some people also say that succulents that have already grown into old stumps can be bought. However, for most succulent lovers, they would rather grow succulent old stumps themselves. After all, the sense of achievement from growing a succulent into an old stump yourself cannot be bought with money! Below are 5 very easy-to-grow succulents to share with you. Even beginners can accidentally grow them into old stumps!

1. Graptopetalum paraguayense

Graptopetalum paraguayense is a relatively easy-to-grow succulent variety in the Crassulaceae family. It is very tough, cold-resistant, has strong vitality, grows quickly, and is easy to propagate. After watering is well controlled, it almost never attracts pests or mold, making it a very worry-free plant to grow. It is not afraid of leggy growth even when lacking light. Do not behead it and just let it grow naturally, and it is easy to grow into a hanging-plant-style old stump.

2. Portulacaria afra

Portulacaria afra belongs to the genus Portulacaria in the family Portulacaceae. It likes a sunny, warm, and dry environment and is drought-tolerant. Because Portulacaria afra grows very quickly, its leaves often renew very fast, making it easy to form a stump. Portulacaria afra likes to grow in fertile soil. This plant is very drought-tolerant. In summer, give it a small amount of water; in winter, be sure to keep it warm. With little fertilizer and frequent light applications, it easily grows into a 1 m tall tree.

3. Pachyphytum oviferum

This is probably the most common succulent in rural areas, a succulent plant in the genus Pachyphytum of the Crassulaceae family. Pachyphytum oviferum easily forms an old stump, so many flower lovers dream of their Pachyphytum oviferum becoming an old stump. As an ultimate common variety among succulents, it is worth having.

4. Echeveria runyonii 'Topsy Turvy'

The legendary super-breeding guerrilla, extremely fond of producing pups, unanimously called "hero mom" by succulent lovers. A succulent plant in the genus Echeveria of the Crassulaceae family, a variety of Echeveria runyonii, with an old-stump temperament that is off the charts! Moreover, the stems of old stumps are also very prone to producing small pups, and often the speed at which flower lovers repot cannot keep up with the speed at which Echeveria runyonii 'Topsy Turvy' produces pups.

5. Graptopetalum mendozae

Graptopetalum mendozae is a succulent variety that grows very quickly and is very easy to grow. Graptopetalum mendozae has a very beautiful appearance, exquisite and petite like jade. In addition, this plant easily grows many heads, has no pressure getting through summer, and is in its growth period all year round. With sufficient sunlight it turns pink and tender; when encountering continuous rain it fades to grayish white. Its appearance is still quite good. Graptopetalum mendozae belongs to the Crassulaceae succulents, so it has the innate varietal advantage of forming old stumps.

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