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Quartz tends to grow in groups. It can be grown outdoors or given enough light in spring and autumn. Insufficient light will easily turn it green and grow too tall. Low temperature outdoor

Biwing succulents have certain requirements for soil. When breeding, they should not use too heavy soil. They should use breathable, loose and good drainage soil for cultivation. Peat and granular

The leaves are relatively thick and are arranged in a rosette shape, with a short leaf tip at the front end. The leaves have rich colors.

The leaves are round and spoon-shaped, relatively thin. The new leaves are pointed triangular. The leaf surface is slightly concave while the back of the leaves is convex in an arc shape.

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 rod-shaped, plump and round, and are arranged oppositely. The leaf color is green or dark green, shiny, and the surface of the leaves is covered with a thin layer of white powder.

The succulent plants' leaves are thick and spoon-shaped, with the leaf tips not being obvious. They are arranged closely in a lotus-like pattern.

Choose the right soil: Morning dew succulents like loose, breathable, and well-drained soil. You can use succulent-specific soil or mix vermiculite, perlite and other materials to improve the soil to

Huayueye likes sunshine and is drought-tolerant. Spring and autumn are the peak growing seasons. The optimum temperature for growth is 18-25℃, and the temperature in winter should not be lower than

Champagne Bluebird succulent likes light. In an environment with sufficient light, the plant will be stronger and the leaf color will be brighter.

Onslow likes a warm, sunny and ventilated environment. The most suitable growth temperature is between 15 and 25 degrees. It is afraid of high temperature and exposure.

Harry Watson likes plenty of light and a dry, ventilated environment. It needs shade in summer and likes loose soil with good drainage. The principle of watering is not to water when the soil is not