Mini Succulents & Cactus

Echeveria Soul Fairy is a succulent plant from the Crassulaceae family, known for its unique leaf shape and vibrant coloration. Its compact rosette form and striking red-edged leaves make it a favorite among succulent enthusiasts.

Plant Features
 • Leaves: Oval-shaped, moderately thick, with pointed or slightly sharp tips. The leaves are green with red edges, which become more prominent under bright sunlight. The rosette is tightly packed, giving the plant a well-rounded and elegant appearance.
 • Color Changes: The red leaf edges become more vivid under adequate sunlight, enhancing its ornamental appeal.

Echeveria Star Mark is a captivating succulent renowned for its unique star-like leaf patterns and striking appearance, making it a top pick for succulent enthusiasts.

Echeveria Star Mark Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Thick, plump leaves form 8 - 12 cm rosettes. The light green base is adorned with dark purple, star-like markings that pop in sunlight, and the surface is smooth, lightly powdery.

Growth Form: Medium - sized with a short stem. Grows steadily, produces offsets to form clusters, perfect for different container setups.

Flowers: In spring or summer, tall stalks carry yellow or orange bell - shaped flowers, contrasting beautifully with the patterned foliage.

Echeveria Star Mark Growth Habits

Thrives in warm, dry, sunny, and well-ventilated conditions. Drought - tolerant but vulnerable to overwatering.

Temperature: Ideal at 15 - 28°C; shield from frost (below 5°C), needs some afternoon shade in extreme heat.

Light: 4 - 6 hours of direct sun daily; filtered light during summer's peak to prevent leaf scorching.

Soil & Water: 60 - 70% gritty, well - drained soil. Water only when dry, cut back watering in winter.

Echeveria Snow Lotus is a sought-after succulent prized for its frosty, elegant appearance, which enhances any plant collection.

Echeveria Snow Lotus Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Thick, fleshy leaves form 6 - 10 cm rosettes. They are pale green with a thick, powdery bloom for a snowy appearance, and curved edges add delicacy.

Growth Form: This small—to medium-sized plant has a short stem. It grows moderately and produces occasional offsets to form compact clusters, making it ideal for pots and rock gardens.

Flowers: In spring or summer, tall stalks bear pink or orange bell-shaped flowers, contrasting with frosty foliage.

Echeveria Snow Lotus Growth Habits

Thrives in warm, dry, sunny spots with good air flow. Drought-tolerant but sensitive to overwatering.

Temperature: It is best at 15 - 28°C. Protect from frost (below 5°C) and shade in extreme heat to preserve the powdery bloom.

Light: 4 - 6 hours of direct sun daily; filtered light in summer peak to avoid sunburn.

Soil & Water: 60 - 70% gritty, well - drained soil. Water when dry, reduce in winter.

Echeveria Red Diamond is a showy succulent known for its vivid red-tinted leaves and neat rosette shape. It is a favorite among collectors.

Echeveria Red Diamond Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Spoon-shaped, forming 8 - 12 cm rosettes. Green base with bright red edges that intensify in sunlight, glossy with a light powdery layer.

Growth Form: It is medium-sized, slow-growing, and offsets to form clusters. It is ideal for small containers.

Flowers: In spring, tall stalks bear orange - yellow bell - shaped blooms.

Echeveria Red Diamond Growth Habits

Thrives in warm, sunny, and dry conditions with good air circulation. Sensitive to overwatering.

Temperature: Best at 15 - 28°C; protect from frost.

Light: Full to partial sun; some summer shade prevents scorching.

Soil & Water: 60 - 70% gritty, well - drained soil. Water only when dry, less in winter.

Echeveria Ice Rose Variegated, a striking variegated cultivar, is prized for its rose-like rosettes and icy color contrast, resembling a frozen bloom in succulent collections.

Echeveria Ice Rose Variegated Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Thick, spoon-shaped leaves form 8–12 cm rosettes. Soft green/pale blue bases with irregular creamy white/pink variegation, often frosted at edges. Bright light enhances pink tips; powdery bloom adds ethereal texture.

Growth Form: Medium-sized, moderately growing with short stems. Forms small clusters via occasional offsets, maintaining a compact, symmetrical shape.

Flowers: Spring blooms on tall stalks: vibrant orange/red bell-shaped flowers contrast with cool foliage.

Echeveria Ice Rose Variegated Growth Habits

Thrives in bright, indirect light with good airflow. Prefers well-draining soil with 60–70% grit; sensitive to overwatering and extreme temps.

Temperature: 15–28°C is ideal. Protect from frost (<5°C) and heat >32°C.

Light: 4–6 hours filtered sun daily; avoid summer afternoon sun. Low light fades variegation and causes stretching.

Water: Deep, infrequent watering—let soil dry fully. Reduce in winter.

Haworthia Cooperi Ice Lantern, a popular Haworthia cultivar, is famed for its translucent, frosty - white leaves, resembling glowing lanterns. It’s a favorite among succulent lovers for its unique charm.

Haworthia Cooperi Ice Lantern Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Triangular, plump leaves form a tight, curved rosette. Translucent like ice with a white - green hue, veined for texture. Colors vary by light.

Growth Form: Small - to medium-sized, 5 - 8 cm rosettes. Slow-growing, mostly solitary, with occasional offsets. Compact and symmetrical.

Flowers: Late spring to early summer, slender stalks bear loose clusters of small, white, star - shaped flowers.

Haworthia Cooperi Ice Lantern Growth Habits

Prefers bright, indirect light and cool, moderately humid conditions. Sensitive to direct sun and overwatering.

Temperature: It is best at 12 - 25°C, protected from frost. It may go semi-dormant in hot summer.

Light: Filtered light is key; direct sun scorches leaves, and low light causes stretching.

Soil & Water: Use 60 - 70% inorganic, well - drained soil. Water when almost dry, cut back in winter.

Haworthia heidelbergensis is known for its translucent leaves and compact growth. Its delicate appearance makes it a top pick for collectors.

Haworthia heidelbergensis Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Thick, triangular-lanceolate leaves form a tight rosette, often curling inwards. With tubercles, veins, and translucent tips, they have a “window” effect. Colors vary from light green to reddish - brown based on light and season.

Growth Form: The rosettes are small, 3 - 6 cm wide. The plant grows slowly and stays solitary, making each one unique.

Flowers: In late spring-early summer, it produces a slender stalk with small, white, star-shaped flowers in a loose cluster.

Haworthia heidelbergensis Growth Habits

Prefers bright, indirect light and cool, dry conditions. It can't stand direct sun or overwatering.

Temperature: Grows best at 12 - 25°C, avoid frost. It may go semi-dormant in hot summers.

Light: Thrives in filtered light; direct sun burns leaves, low light causes stretching.

Soil & Water: Use 60 - 70% inorganic, well - draining soil. Water only when dry, water less in winter.

Echeveria Minima Variegated, a variegated variant of Echeveria Minima, is prized for its tiny size and stunning patterns, captivating succulent enthusiasts worldwide.

Echeveria Minima Variegated Plant Characteristics

Leaves:vwoyouShort, spoon-shaped, and plump, forming a tight rosette 2 - 4 cm wide. Grayish - green leaves feature irregular white, yellow, or pink variegation, with reddish edges under strong light. A thin powder coating makes variegated areas semi - transparent.

Growth Form: Miniature plant with a short stem. It readily clusters, creating dense, tiny rosette groups. Variegation slows growth but keeps the plant compact.
Flowers: In spring, slender stalks bear bell - shaped, pale yellow flowers with pink tips, contrasting gently with the leaves.

Echeveria Minima Variegated Growth Habits

Thrives in warm, dry, sunny, and well-ventilated conditions. Drought-tolerant but sensitive to light and water.
Temperature: Ideal at 15 - 28°C. Shade and reduce water when over 30°C in summer; keep above 5°C in winter.
Light: Needs 4 - 6 hours of daily direct light to maintain variegation. Lack of light causes greening and variegation loss.
Soil & Water: Use 70 - 80% gritty, well-draining soil. Water when dry, less frequently in summer (every 2 - 3 weeks) and winter (monthly) to prevent rot.

Echeveria Red Wine Champagne is a striking hybrid succulent. Its leaves feature a beautiful blend of red and champagne tones, making it popular among succulent lovers.

Echeveria Red Wine Champagne Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Long-spoon shaped, thick, and rosette-arranged. With a powdery coating, leaves turn deep purplish-red at edges/tips under sunlight, while the center stays pale green. Lack of light causes grayish-green leaves and loose growth.

Growth Form: Small to medium-sized, 8 - 12 cm in diameter. Short stems produce lateral buds, forming multi-headed clusters. Aged plants have a rustic look.
Flowers: Blooms in spring and summer. Orange-red bell-shaped flowers with yellow tips grow on slender stalks.

Echeveria Red Wine Champagne Growth Habits

Thrives in warm, dry, sunny, and well-ventilated conditions. Drought-tolerant but hates waterlogging. Prefers 60 - 70% gritty soil. Optimal temp: 15 - 28°C. Enters semi-dormancy above 32°C, needs shade and less water. Keep above 5°C in winter. Sunlight and temperature differences enhance color; insufficient light or overwatering leads to stretching and rot.

Echeveria ‘Star Snow’ is a popular succulent from the Crassulaceae family, known for its beautiful rosette-shaped leaves and color variations. Its appearance is often compared to that of Echeveria ‘Orange Monroe’, making it a sought-after plant among succulent collectors.

Plant Features
 • Leaves: Rosette-shaped, thick, and fleshy. Leaves are often reddish or semi-translucent, adding to its ornamental value.
 • Growth Habit: Grows rapidly and easily forms clusters.

Echeveria ‘Orange Monroe’ is a small succulent plant from the Crassulaceae family, belonging to the Echeveria genus. It is a hybrid of Echeveria ‘Carola’ and Echeveria laui. Its spoon-shaped, thick leaves are coated with white farina, and the leaf edges often display an orange-red hue, making it highly ornamental.

Plant Features
 • Leaves: Spoon-shaped, thick, and coated with white farina. Leaf edges are usually orange-red, adding vibrant color. As older leaves fall off, the stem may elongate, forming a thick trunk-like base topped with rosettes.
 • Flowers: Blooms from late spring to early summer. Flowers emerge from the leaf axils in a bell-shaped form with orange-red petals.

Growth Habits:

Orange Monroe thrives in cool, well-lit environments with plenty of sunlight. Its active growing seasons are spring and autumn. It enters dormancy during the high temperatures of summer and the low temperatures of winter. During dormancy, avoid watering the plant. If it becomes too dry, mist it lightly, ensure good ventilation, and provide some shade. Spraying a small amount of water on the soil surface once a week can help prevent root death.

In winter, gradually reduce watering to keep the soil dry, enhancing the plant’s cold resistance. The main propagation methods for Orange Monroe are leaf cuttings or stem cuttings through beheading.

Romeo (Echeveria ‘Romeo’) is a highly sought-after succulent from the Crassulaceae family, known for its striking leaf color and elegant rosette shape. Its deep red leaves and refined appearance make it a favorite among succulent enthusiasts and collectors.

Plant Features
 • Leaves: Fleshy, thick, spoon-shaped leaves with pointed tips arranged in a compact rosette. The leaves maintain a deep wine-red color year-round, while new leaves show a mix of red and green with purple or reddish-brown tips.
 • Flowers: Produces small, conical orange-red flowers on cymose or panicle inflorescences, typically blooming in spring and summer.

Echeveria ‘Little Beauty’ is a succulent plant belonging to the Crassulaceae family and Echeveria genus.

Echeveria ‘Moon Stone’  is a hybrid succulent from the Crassulaceae family, belonging to the Echeveria genus, specifically the Dongyun (East Cloud) series. It is admired for its thick, smooth leaves that resemble polished stones, making it a favorite among succulent collectors.

Plant Features
 • Leaves:
 • Thick, spoon-shaped leaves with slightly concave surfaces and rounded, arched backs.
 • Leaf tips are pointed and distinct.
 • The leaves are typically bluish-green with slightly reddish tips and edges. In bright light and large temperature differences, the tips turn deeper red, creating a beautiful contrast.
 • Growth Form:
 • Forms a compact rosette with smooth, powder-free leaves.
 • The plant stays neat and symmetrical with proper care.

Echeveria agavoides ‘Romeo Rubin’  is a succulent plant from the Crassulaceae family, belonging to the Echeveria genus and the Dongyun (East Cloud) hybrid series. Its thick, elongated leaves have smooth, flat surfaces with a distinct triangular ridge on the back, forming a “dragon spine” shape. The leaves taper to sharp points that curve outward, creating a classic rosette form. Its smooth, wax-free leaves maintain a vibrant red color year-round, with a slight green tint at the center. Under optimal sunlight and temperature variation, the entire plant can turn deep red, making it highly ornamental.

Plant Features
 • Leaves: Thick, elongated, ovate leaves with flat surfaces and a prominent triangular ridge on the back. The sharp, pointed leaf tips curve outward.
 • Growth Form: Forms a perfect rosette with smooth, wax-free leaves.
 • Color Changes: Leaves remain red throughout the year, with a slight green center. In full sun and with significant temperature differences between day and night, the entire plant can turn deep red.