How do you grow succulents big and plump? These varieties are relatively easy to care for
At any time, for lazy people the first choice for caring for plants is "succulents," mainly because they are not strict about their environment or watering, making them plants that can give you a sense of accomplishment even if you just grow them casually for fun. Below, we introduce several succulents that easily fill their pots, and we hope you like them!
Little Wild Rose
Little Wild Rose is a small and exquisite plant, and its fleshy leaves change color according to the temperature difference between day and night. The colder it gets, the more the color becomes brownish red or purplish red, and when it is warmer it turns light pink to green. In appearance it grows in dense arrangements, and can cover a small flower pot with fleshy leaves arranged like a lotus rosette. For care, it can be placed indoors. It has strong adaptability and can grow well as long as the room temperature stays above 5 degrees. It likes warmth and dryness. When watering, note that there must be no standing water in the pot, and its small fleshy leaves likewise must not get wet, otherwise they easily rot.
Spider Web Houseleek
Spider Web Houseleek belongs to the Crassulaceae family, Sempervivum genus of succulents. Its appearance is also arranged in a rosette, and the tips of its fleshy leaves are covered with filaments like white spider web threads, giving the plant a very peculiar shape. Placing it on a windowsill, desk, or similar spot can show off a wild beauty. In addition, it grows fast. As long as growth is maintained at 15 to 25 degrees, it will become a succulent that easily fills its pot.
Pachyveria 'Clavifolia'
Pachyveria 'Clavifolia' is a super mini lotus. Its fleshy leaves are pale blue-green or gray-green, and to the naked eye it looks as if a light white frost covers the surface of the fleshy leaves. Under temperature differences between day and night, the plant's fleshy color also turns pink, very beautiful. Placing it in an office or indoors especially shows its clear and lovely look. For care, it changes with the four seasons. In spring and autumn, the vigorous growth periods, it is recommended to place it in a spot with more light. In the hot summer it enters a slight dormant state, and at this time it needs more ventilation and shade. When the winter temperature is below 10 degrees, it needs to be placed indoors in a wind-sheltered spot to prevent frost damage.
Sedum morganianum
Sedum morganianum is one of the succulents that many Buddhist believers love to care for. It is a Crassulaceae family, Sedum genus succulent, also known as Ju Wan and Wang Yu Zhu Lian. In appearance, its fleshy leaves are very plump, very much like human fingers, and the leaf color is fresh emerald green. After exposure to sunlight, the leaf tips show a reddish tint, which is very special.
It can be placed on a windowsill, coffee table, and other places. For care, it is very simple, relatively drought tolerant, and does not need much watering in daily care. Just keep the soil slightly moist. When giving it sun in summer, pay attention to shading and cooling, because strong exposure easily affects the plant's growth.