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Indoor Succulent Plants: Buying & Care Guide
Dive into the enchanting world of succulent plants, the epitome of low-maintenance green companions for your home. Renowned for their resilience and diverse beauty, succulents hail from various plant families, including Echeveria, Aloe, and Haworthia.
Discover the perfect blend of aesthetics and ease with varieties like the charming Zebra Haworthia succulent and the soothing Aloe Vera. Elevate your indoor oasis with one of our stylish, adaptable indoor succulent plants that effortlessly thrive in various environments.
Unveil the secrets to cultivating your succulent haven with Lively Root's succulent collection, where nature’s beauty meets simplicity!​
Benefits of Succulent Plants
Succulents, renowned for their captivating appearance and versatility, are more than just plants. They’re living artworks. With a spectrum of vibrant hues and diverse shapes, indoor succulents bring an aesthetic charm to any home or office space. Beyond their decorative purpose, they offer numerous benefits, as follows:
- Brighten up any home interior: They make popular houseplants because of their hardiness and ability to grow in various climates.
- Help purify the air: Indoor succulent plants are great air purifiers that can remove volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
- Increase humidity: Succulent plants release water, enhancing your home's humidity.
- Add fresh oxygen to your environment: Unlike most houseplants, indoor succulents do not release carbon dioxide at night. Instead, they continue to produce oxygen.
- Improve focus: Regular exposure to nature, even in the form of indoor plants, can helps improving focus.
- Enhance curb appeal: These tropical wonders can boost a property’s curb appeal if grown outdoors.
Different Succulent Types - Choose the Right Plant for You​
Explore the different types of succulents, each boasting its own distinctive character and charm. From the elegantly cascading strands of the String of Pearls to the architectural symmetry of Echeveria Rose, discover the unique personalities that make live indoor succulents a delightful addition to any plant enthusiast’s collection.
String of Pearls
- Distinct characteristics: The String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus) is a unique vining indoor succulent instantly recognizable by its tiny pea-shaped leaves and trailing stems, which gracefully spill over the sides of planters or hanging baskets.
- Plant’s needs: Thrives on 6-8 hours of direct and indirect sunlight. Prefers sandy soil. Keep it lightly moist during the growing season. Underwatering causes flattening of the spherical leaves.
- Level of care: Easy
- Pet-friendliness: Toxic to ingest.
Echeveria Elegans
- Distinct characteristics: The Echeveria Elegans succulent has broad, fleshy leaves, often topped with spines that are adapted to hold water and prevent evaporation.
- Plant’s needs: This beauty should be kept in full sun, as it needs at least 4-6 hours of bright light daily. Water only when the soil is dry. If grown outdoors, it should be brought inside for winter.
- Level of care: Easy
- Pet-friendliness: It’s safe for pets.
Hoya Heart
- Distinct characteristics: Hoya Heart is a vining plant, popular for its heart-shaped leaves. This single-leaf variety makes the perfect Valentine's Day gift.
- Plant’s needs: These mini succulents love bright, indirect light, medium watering, and average humidity.
- Level of care: Easy
- Pet-friendliness: Safe and non-toxic to pets.
Jade Plant
- Distinct characteristics: The much-loved Jade Plant is a low-maintenance succulent plant that is believed to attract good luck and prosperity.
- Plant’s needs: It thrives in bright, indirect light and doesn't require frequent watering, making it perfect for busy plant lovers.
- Level of care: Easy
- Pet-friendliness: Toxic to pets.
Indoor Succulent Plants: Maintenance Tips​
Whether you are a plant beginner or a plant veteran, succulent plants can be a great addition to your indoor garden with the right care.
Providing the Right Light
Most succulent houseplants, like cacti, grow in warm regions with direct sunlight exposure. A few indoor succulents require less sunlight, but generally, they need all the sunlight you can give them.
Choosing the Ideal Soil
Indoor succulent plants love dry environments. A well-draining succulent or cactus soil mix is the best way to achieve this.
Repotting with Care
Repotting succulents has several benefits. It allows the plant to grow healthier, and it also helps refresh the soil. Water your indoor succulent moderately for a couple of days before repotting for an easier time when removing it from its old pot.
Feeding Succulents
If you want your succulent to grow a little quicker, feeding it can help. Ideally, you should fertilize your succulent once a year at the beginning of the growing season.
Propagation Techniques
You can expand your succulent collection by propagating it in soil. Depending on the variety, you can grow new baby succulents from stem cuttings, offsets (pups), or by dividing the plant. Water propagation is also possible but less successful.
Succulent care is relatively easy, even for beginners. Some hardy indoor succulents are happy outside all year round, while more delicate varieties will need to be brought inside in the cooler months. Common issues include over- and under watering, poor drainage, insufficient light, pests, diseases, and overcrowding.
Brighten Up Your Space With Live Succulents for Sale
Elevate your surroundings with our collection of vibrant succulents for sale! Succulents bring charm and resilience, whether adorning indoor spaces or gracing outdoor areas. Ideal for homes, offices, or porch plants, they thrive in various conditions.
Choose the perfect succulent to brighten your space or delight someone special with a unique and enduring plant gift. Embrace nature's beauty effortlessly with our diverse collection.