- Aeonium tabuliforme
With its rosette-shaped leaves, this succulent is a real eye-catcher. It has a compact, almost flat form with spiral-like leaves. It can be grown indoors or outdoors, but make sure to protect it from frost and direct sunlight. Water sparingly to avoid waterlogging. - Aeonium “kiwi”
Known for its colorful leaves, the Aeonium “Kiwi” is a delicate hybrid. Its rosette-shaped leaves have a vibrant edge, and it grows slowly, storing plenty of water in its thick leaves. It thrives in partial shade and is perfect for indoor décor. - Gasteria gracilis
This succulent, native to South Africa, resembles aloe plants and grows well in low-light conditions. It’s an ideal choice for indoor settings. Gasteria requires minimal water and should be fertilized once a year. Keep it out of direct sunlight to prevent leaf burn. - Crassula ovata “Gollum”
Part of the jade plant family, the “Gollum” adapts well to shaded environments. It’s easy to propagate from cuttings and does well with occasional watering. It prefers a well-lit window but thrives in shade, especially in hot climates. - Haworthia
This plant features pointed leaves covered with white specks. It’s incredibly low-maintenance and one of the easiest succulents to grow. Ensure it has proper drainage and water only when the soil is completely dry. In winter, reduce watering even further. - Crassula ovata (Jade Plant)
A well-loved and popular indoor plant, the jade plant is often considered a symbol of good luck. Unlike other succulents, the jade plant requires more frequent watering. Water when the top of the soil feels dry, but don’t let the soil dry out completely. Place it near a sunny window for best results.
By selecting these succulents, you’ll not only add beauty to your home but also enjoy plants that require minimal care while thriving in indoor spaces.
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