A roundup of beautifully named succulents, and a complete collection of varieties that get more beautiful the longer you grow them

Many flower lovers are obsessed with growing succulents, because according to incomplete statistics there are about more than 10,000 kinds of succulents in the world, belonging to more than 100 families, so it can be said that among so many styles there is always one that suits you. Today the editor has put together the succulents that get rave reviews, to see if they can plant a seed in your heart?

Echeveria 'Sword Sister Nova'

Any plant with the character "wa" in its name is sure to be highly favored. It belongs to the Crassulaceae family, Echeveria genus of succulents, with leaves arranged in a rosette shape. It likes warmth, is drought-tolerant, and its looks are top-notch; it was even once hyped to sky-high prices.

Agave 'Princess Thor'

Agave 'Princess Thor', also known as Thor's Agave or ribbed-leaf agave, belongs to the Asparagaceae family, Agave genus of succulents. Its flesh has a rare variant yellow midstripe, putting it in the stunningly beautiful category, and it can also be considered a horticultural treasure. For daily care it likes a warm, somewhat dry temperature environment, does not like the cold, and is fairly drought-tolerant. In summer, when it encounters high temperatures of 30°C, it needs appropriate shading, along with attention to ventilation and appropriately more watering.

Echeveria 'Romeo'

It bears the name "Romeo," just like the fairy-tale character. It belongs to the Crassulaceae family, Echeveria genus of succulents. Its fleshy leaves are fairly thick, and its distinguishing feature is that the whole plant is vermilion red, with a smooth, waxy feel to the touch; it is a succulent variety that looks very upscale. The vast majority of succulent enthusiasts became obsessed with growing succulents starting with it.

Graptosedum 'Red Leaf Festival'

Graptosedum 'Red Leaf Festival' is a hybrid variety of the succulents Graptosedum 'Red Ghost City' and Graptosedum 'Fire Festival'. Its leaves are thin and slender. It likes warmth and dryness, is drought-tolerant and cold-tolerant, and especially in winter its leaves take on a rose-red color that is very festive and lovely. In summer, when it encounters high temperatures above 30°C, it will enter a brief dormancy, so in everyday care it should be placed on a semi-shaded balcony.

Echeveria 'Blue Surprise'

Echeveria 'Blue Surprise', as the name suggests, has "blue" leaves. It is very special, with leaves layered one upon another in a lotus-flower shape, and its color also shifts from light blue to light purple depending on the climate. For flower lovers who adore blue, it is sure to give you an unexpected surprise.

Echeveria 'Guanghan Palace'

Echeveria 'Guanghan Palace' is a fleshy plant with an ethereal air about it. It belongs to the Crassulaceae family, Echeveria genus. Its leaf shape is thick, with a layer of white powder covering the surface. In sunlight it appears faintly purple, while under normal household light it appears light pinkish-blue. In short, it is the type that becomes more pleasing the more you look at it.