The list of the cutest succulent plants

Cute is a feeling, and it is also the feeling when I first saw meaty. The meat has always been cute, so who is the cute king of the meat world?

1st place: Jade Halo (Rabbit)

Green halo apricot family green halo is a succulent plant, native to south africa, drought-tolerant and shade-loving. Because the shape is super like a rabbit ear, also known as a small rabbit or rabbit ear. The leaves are fleshy, with a layer of small villi on the surface, translucent and full of granular texture. The color is mostly bright green, super cute. Green Halo has branches, easy to swarm, slow growth, from sowing to flowering takes 7 years, so the domestic finished products are also relatively small, the market also sells more green Halo seeds.

Second place: Bear Boy (Green Bear, White Bear)

Bear child Jingtianke silver wave brocade is a kind of succulent plant, also known as bear claw. Plant is bush shape, leaf flesh is fleshy, ovate opposite unripe, leaf tip belt horn, because resemble bear claw and get the name. The leaves are green at night, the top sharp corner will turn red after illumination, and the leaves are densely covered with white short hairs. Flowers bloom in late summer and early autumn, with small red flowers.

Third place: Peaches

The succulent plant of the family Crassulaceae, with fleshy leaves, closely arranged in a lotus shape, yellow-green leaves with leaf tips, red leaf tips with sufficient light, pink leaves, named after the shape of peaches, mostly imported from Korea at present. Watering is to pay attention not to pour to the flower core, to avoid decay.

Fourth place: baby fingers

Baby finger Sedum is a succulent plant with cylindrical leaves and pink color. It is named after it looks like baby finger pink and tender. The tips of the leaves were beautifully pink in the strong sunlight. Baby fingers like warm, dry and sunny growing conditions. In addition to high temperature in summer, full sunlight maintenance.

Fifth place: Peach Egg (Peach Egg)

Peach egg is really very hot, it seems that no one can resist her plump appearance. Peach eggs, also known as peach eggs, are succulent plants of the genus Pinwheel of Crassulaceae. Their stems are erect or semi-creeping, and can grow to 30 cm. Their ovoid or spherical leaves are full of flesh. Each plant has about 12-15 pieces, arranged in a rosette shape. The base is easy to sprout lateral buds and can cluster as small shrubs. The leaves are greyish green in color and turn lovely pink rose when illuminated, with frosty powder on the surface and pale yellow flowers at flowering.

Sixth place: Stone Flower (Butt Flower)

A succulent plant of the genus Lithocarpus in the family Armeniaceae, native to southern and southwestern Africa, also known as a "living stone" because it looks like a stone. The biggest charm of the stone flower is the contrast. The body looks like a stone crumpled, but the flowers are super beautiful. Generally 3-4 years old stone flowers bloom yellow, white, pink and other colored flowers from the middle gap of the opposite leaves in autumn, mostly open in the afternoon, and open again the next afternoon. A single flower can bloom for 3-7 days. Flowers cover almost the whole plant when they bloom, which is very delicate.