Succulent Plants

The leaves are oval-shaped, relatively thick, with rounded tips. The leaves are rich in colors, usually green, pink, purple and so on, and the colors will change with the variations of light and

The leaves are plump and round, obovate in shape. There are triangular protrusions on the back of the leaves, and the dragon's ridge line is obvious. They are covered with a thick layer of white

Ice green belongs to a small succulent variety. It is very beautiful in appearance, with thick and fleshy leaves, bright colors, a compact plant type, and arranged in a rosette shape.

The leaves are relatively thick, and their color is white-green, looking as if they are covered with a thin layer of frost.

The leaves are oval in shape, relatively thick, and their color is white-green, looking as if they are covered with a thin layer of frost.

The leaves are thick and in the shape of long spoons. The front side of the leaves is flat while the back side has a semi-circular protrusion. The front end of the leaf looks like the bow of a ship

Usually, the leaf color is grayish-white. In an environment with sufficient sunlight and a large temperature difference, the leaves will turn pink or jelly-like in color.

The tip is acute and has a short leaf tip. The plant shape is in a standard rosette form. The whole plant is covered with a layer of white frost.

It is a small to medium-sized variety. Its leaves are thick, long and spoon-shaped, with a flat leaf surface and a triangular protrusion on the back of the leaf.

The leaves are oval or oblong, thick and juicy, and usually green or bluish-green. There may be variegated patterns on the leaves.

The leaves are bluish-green and as beautiful as borneol, so it gets its name.

Usually, the leaves are green mixed with white or light yellow. In autumn and winter, when there is sufficient sunlight and a relatively large temperature difference in the environment.