This succulent has green foliage that emerges from a bulbous base. The leaves curl into spirals as they mature, which gives the plant its nickname. Come springtime, the succulent may produce fragrant yellow or green blooms that have a scent reminiscent of vanilla. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant …
This plant, known as Trailing Jade, has green, oval-shaped leaves that grow close together on its thick, green stem. It will eventually start to cascade, making it perfect for hanging containers or as a ground cover. Unfortunately, it rarely flowers, but if it does, it produces vibrant orange blooms. Table of Contents Toggle Care and …
This succulent has fleshy, green leaves on a woody stem, with small “hairs” covering each leaf. When the plant is provided with an adequate amount of stress, the edges of the leaves may take on a pink or red hue. White flowers may bloom during the wintertime. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information …
This slow-growing plant has a unique rosette shape that is quite attractive. The leaves have a wedge shape and can vary in color between white-pink and green-gray, depending on how much light it receives. During the early spring, the succulent may produce pink flowers. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to …
This succulent has grey-mint colored leaves which form a neat rosette. When stressed in the right way, the leaf edges will turn a vibrant purple, giving it its unique name. The leaves are covered with a waxy powder, shielding them from sun damage. Look for pink flowers emerging in the fall and winter months. Table …
This small succulent has triangular, green leaves with dark green markings, which are why it is known as “Tiger Jade.” Its undersides can have a pink to purple hue, and it can be grown both inside and out. If kept outdoors, it will display its lovely pink colouring more prominently, and can even bear white …
This lime green succulent has red outlines around the leaves and stems that branch out, forming offspring that can be grown easily. Look out for pretty pink or yellow flowers in the summertime. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant How to Propagate Echeveria nodulosa “Painted Echeveria” Cuttings Leaves Care …
This succulent, which has a blue-green hue, works great for container gardens. It can grow tall and provide visual interest and texture to your garden designs. It propagates quickly, so you should be aware of where you’re putting it if growing outdoors. In the springtime, you may notice white flowers blooming. Table of Contents Toggle …
This small, woody succulent has stems that split off as it matures. Its green, oval-shaped leaves can turn a reddish hue on the underside. In the springtime, it produces white to pink flowers. Care and Propagation Information Crassula multicava, commonly referred to as “Fairy Crassula,” is an ideal succulent variety for novice gardeners. It can …
This Echeveria hybrid can show off a range of hues, from green to pink, orange to brown, depending on its location. Its smooth leaves form a rosette shape, and its offsets expand outward as it matures. During the winter or spring, you may catch sight of its orange blossoms. Table of Contents Toggle Care and …