Succulents

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Types of Indoor Succulent Plants Aeonium: Aeoniums are colorful, gorgeous, rosette-shaped succulent plants that are native to the Canary Islands. Aeoniums are grown for their rosettes that are made up of dense, waxy leaves. Flowers occasionally emerge from the center of the rosettes and are held in clusters above the foliage. They come in a wide range of varieties, colors, shapes, and sizes. Aeoniums grow best in bright light. Aloe : Aloe is probably the most well known of all succulent plants. The healing properties of aloe have been known for thousands of years. Echeveria: Echeveria is a family of trendy soft, rosette-shaped succulents. Growth rates will vary with each variety of Echeveria. Echeverias are one of the most popular plants availble thanks to colorful water-storing leaves. Echeveria succulents are available in a variety of beautiful colors and occasionally will produce beautiful flowers. Echeverias are very easy to care for and can tolerate long periods without water. Gasteria : Gasteria's are well known for their beautiful, tongue-shaped leaves. Gasterias are very easy to care for and are a rewarding way to enter into the world of succulents. Kalanchoe : Kalanchoes are succulent flowering plants native to Madagascar and tropical regions of Africa. The scalloped leaves of the kalanchoe are just as attractive as the flowers. Kalanchoe plants are sought after because of the long-lasting flower heads that bloom as houseplants during the winter months. Kalanchoe care is effortless, and they have few disease or pest problems. Sedum : Sedum is one of the easiest succulents to take care of because they are very forgiving of reduced sunlight levels. Sedums are also known as stonecrop thanks to their forgiving growth habit and their ability to survive in drought and poor soil. There are hardy sedums, including some that are perfect as ground cover plants that are available in our perennial sedum collections. The plants in this category are better grown as tende