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Seal blister is a typical spring and autumn type of succulent. Spring and autumn are its growing seasons, which can provide it with sufficient light. The more sufficient light, the thicker its leaves

Aeonium 'As you wish' is a popular and beautiful succulent cultivar of the Aeonium genus.It forms neat, compact rosettes with thick, smooth leaves. The leaf color is usually soft pink, purple, and

The leaves are round and spoon-shaped, relatively thick. The front side is slightly concave while the back side has an arc-shaped protrusion. The tip is acute and has an inconspicuous short leaf tip.

The leaves are in a round spoon shape with a sharp tip. There is a thin layer of white frost on the surface of the leaves. The leaves wrap towards the center, layer upon layer, like an exquisite

It is a succulent plant of the Aeonium genus in the Crassulaceae family. It is similar in shape to Aeonium arboreum, but its leaves are more wrapped and the color is more purple.

Rococo succulents prefer loose, well-drained soil, and you can choose to add vermiculite, perlite and other materials to increase drainage. At the same time, choose a suitable container. You can

Vermillion lip stone is native to southern Africa. It likes a cool, dry and sunny environment. It is drought-tolerant and is afraid of stagnant water. It is neither tolerant to cold nor high

Verruca verruca grows best in loose, breathable and well-drained sandy soil. After completing the soil preparation, the soil should be disinfected and an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer

Love blister needs sufficient sunlight and a cool, dry environment. It is tolerant of semi-shade, is afraid of waterlogging, and avoids hot and humid conditions.

Iceberry Moon Shadow likes a sunny and cool environment. It is not cold-resistant and if the light is not strong, it will easily cause it to grow too tall and have loose leaves.

Ulala dry ice succulents like loose and breathable soil. Use 30% peat soil and 70% granular soil for soil preparation. Because its root system is not well developed, you can add a little bone meal.

Water about 3 times a month during the growing season. Summer is the dormant period for Helena, so we can water it once a month or even cut off the water supply for maintenance.