Small Cacti & Succulents

Echeveria Rain Drops is a distinctive succulent famous for its teardrop-shaped leaves and unique bumpy pattern. It is a great choice for succulent collections.

Echeveria Rain Drops Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Thick, fleshy, teardrop-shaped leaves form 8 - 12 cm rosettes. They are light green with dark purple-red bumps that stand out in sunlight and slightly curved edges.

Growth Form: Medium - sized, short - stemmed. Grows moderately, may produce offsets, suitable for various containers.

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

Echeveria Rain Drops Growth Habits

Thrives in warm, dry, sunny, well-ventilated places. Drought-tolerant but sensitive to overwatering.

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

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

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

Echeveria Cherry is a beloved succulent prized for its cherry-red hues and compact rosette. It is a favorite among plant lovers.

Echeveria Cherry Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Plump, spoon-shaped leaves form 6 - 10 cm rosettes. The base is light green, with deep red tips that intensify in sunlight. The leaves are smooth and slightly powdery.

Growth Form: It is small—to medium-sized and short-stemmed. It grows moderately and produces offsets for a fuller look, making it ideal for small pots.

Flowers: Spring or early summer brings tall stalks with yellow or orange bell-shaped blooms, contrasting with red-green leaves.

Echeveria Cherry Growth Habits

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

Temperature: It is best at 15 - 28°C; protect from frost (below 5°C), and shade in extreme heat.

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

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

Echeveria Hani, a captivating succulent, is prized for its stunning color gradients, making it a must-have for succulent lovers.

Echeveria Hani Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Thick, fleshy leaves form 8 - 12 cm rosettes—light blue-green base with pink to reddish-purple tips, covered in a powdery bloom.

Growth Form: Medium - sized with a short stem. Grows moderately, produces offsets to form clusters, great for container gardening.

Flowers: Spring brings tall stalks with vibrant orange or red, bell-shaped flowers.

Echeveria Hani Growth Habits

Thrives in warm, dry, sunny, well-ventilated spots. Drought-tolerant but sensitive to overwatering.

Temperature: It is best at 15 - 28°C, protected from frost (below 5°C), and shaded in extreme heat.

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

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

Echeveria Ariel, a charming succulent, is prized for its delicate look and unique colors, perfect for succulent collections.

Echeveria Ariel Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Small, spoon-shaped, plump leaves form 4 - 6 cm rosettes. They are pastel green with pinkish-red tips that deepen in sunlight. The leaves are smooth and covered with a powdery bloom.

Growth Form: It is small with a short stem. It grows slowly, mostly stays single but may have occasional offsets. It is great for small pots.

Flowers: In spring, slender stalks bear pale yellow, bell-shaped flowers.

Echeveria Ariel Growth Habits

Thrives in warm, dry, sunny, well-ventilated spots. Drought-tolerant but sensitive to overwatering.

Temperature: Best at 15 - 28°C, protect from frost (below 5°C), needs shade in extreme heat.
Light: 4 - 6 hours of direct sun daily; filtered light in summer peak to avoid scorching.

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

Echeveria Neon Glow is a popular succulent cultivar celebrated for its vivid, neon-like colors, which make it a standout in any collection.

Echeveria Neon Glow Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Plump, spoon-shaped leaves form 6 - 10 cm rosettes. They are lime green in the center and neon pink or orange at the edges, giving a glowing effect. The leaves are smooth and have a light powdery coating.

Growth Form: It is medium-sized with a short stem. It grows moderately, producing offsets to form clusters. Its compact shape suits small pots.

Flowers: In spring or summer, tall stalks with yellow or orange bell-shaped flowers match the foliage.

Echeveria Neon Glow Growth Habits

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

Temperature: Best at 15 - 28°C; protect from frost (below 5°C). Needs afternoon shade in hot summer.

Light: Full to partial sun. Sunlight keeps colors intense; too much direct sun in summer can scorch leaves.

Soil & Water： Use 60 - 70% gritty, well-drained soil—water when dry; water less in winter.

Aeonium Saundersii Pinheads, a unique Aeonium, is famous for its compact clusters of tiny, button-shaped rosettes, which bring charm to succulent displays.

Aeonium Saundersii Pinheads Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Small, round leaves form 1 - 2 cm rosettes. Thick, fleshy, green leaves turn slightly reddish at tips in strong sun.

Growth Form: A small, shrubby plant with bushy growth. Short woody stems support dense rosette clusters close to the ground.

Flowers: Spring brings tall, slender stalks with clusters of small, star-shaped yellow blooms, contrasting sharply with green foliage.

Aeonium Saundersii Pinheads Growth Habits

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

Temperature: Best at 15 - 28°C. Protect from frost (below 5°C) as it may go semi - dormant in hot summer.

Light: Needs full to partial sun. Shading in hot afternoons prevents leaf scorching.

Soil & Water: Use 60 - 70% gritty, well-drained soil. Water when dry, cut back in summer dormancy.

Sedum Clavatum, a perennial Sedum succulent, is prized for its rod - shaped leaves and spreading growth, ideal for ground cover and hanging pots.

Sedum Clavatum Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Cylindrical, 1 - 2 cm long, 0.3 cm wide, smooth and fleshy. Grayish-green normally, tips turn red under sunlight. Low light causes elongation and color fading.

Growth Form: Low - creeping with 20 - 30 cm stems, forming dense mats or cascades. Old stems lignify, new growth stays green.

Flowers: Summer-blooming, star-shaped white/light pink flowers with yellow stamens cluster at stem tips.

Sedum Clavatum Growth Habits

Thrives in warm, dry, sunny spots with good air flow. Drought - tough, hates waterlogging.

Temperature: Grows best at 15 - 28°C, needs shade above 30°C, survives short - term - 5°C but keep above 0°C long - term.

Light: Tolerates full or partial sun. More light means compact growth; less causes stretching.

Soil & Water: Well - drained soil with 30 - 50% grit suffices. Water when dry, once a week in summer, monthly in winter for pots.

Echeveria Black Knight, a classic in the Echeveria genus of the Crassulaceae family, is renowned for its strikingly dark foliage and imposing rosette shape, earning it the nickname "Dark Warrior" among succulent enthusiasts.

Echeveria Black Knight Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Long, spoon-shaped with pointed tips, thick, and tightly arranged in a rosette. Typically gray-green, they transform into deep purple-black or blue-black hues under ample sunlight and temperature fluctuations, with reddish edges and a metallic sheen. Insufficient light causes the leaves to revert to gray-green, thin out, and the plant to become leggy.
Growth Form: A small to medium-sized variety, each rosette measures about 10-15 cm in diameter. The sturdy, upright stem encourages clustering in mature plants, forming multi-headed old stems that contrast beautifully with the dark leaves.
Flowers: Blooming mainly in spring, slender flower stalks emerge from leaf axils, bearing spike-shaped inflorescences. The bell-shaped flowers are orange-red with yellow tips, creating a vivid contrast against the dark foliage.

Echeveria Black Knight Growth habits

Black Knight thrives in warm, dry, and sunny conditions with good ventilation. Highly drought-tolerant, it dislikes waterlogging and humid environments. Use well-draining soil with 60%-70% grit (e.g., volcanic stones mixed with peat). Ideal growth temperature ranges from 15°C to 28°C. When temperatures exceed 32°C in summer, provide shade and reduce watering as the plant enters semi-dormancy. Overwinter at temperatures above 5°C. Sufficient light maintains the deep leaf color; otherwise, overwatering or low light can lead to stretching, color fading, or rot.

Cotyledon Orbiculata Hakubi,Praised for its unique leaf shape and striking colors, it resembles a natural artistic masterpiece, captivating succulent enthusiasts worldwide.

Cotyledon Orbiculata Hakubi Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Thick, oval-shaped succulent leaves with irregular serrated edges, resembling rabbit ears, hence the name. The surface is covered in dense, soft fuzz. The base color is gray-green, splashed with irregular yellowish-white variegation. Under sufficient sunlight, leaf edges turn reddish-brown, and the variegation becomes more vivid; in low light, colors fade, variegation dulls, and the fuzz appears sparse.

Growth Form: Shrub-like with an upright stem that lignifies over time, forming a rustic old-stem appearance. Growing up to 20-30 cm tall, it branches freely and clusters easily, creating a full, bushy shape.

Flowers: Blooming in late winter to early spring, it produces slender flower stems with terminal racemes. The bell-shaped flowers are orange-red, with petals curling outward and prominent stamens, resembling tiny lanterns that contrast beautifully with the foliage.

Cotyledon Orbiculata Hakubi Growth Habits

Futu Ear Variegata thrives in warm, dry, sunny environments with good ventilation. It is drought-tolerant but intolerant of cold and waterlogging. Use well-draining soil with 50%-60% grit (e.g., coarse sand + vermiculite + peat). Ideal growth temperature: 15-28°C. Above 30°C, it enters semi-dormancy—reduce watering and provide shade. Below 5°C, frost damage occurs; overwinter indoors with dry soil. Ample light maintains compact form and vibrant colors, but avoid direct summer sun. Overwatering or poor drainage leads to root rot.

xPachyveria Elaine, a hybrid succulent from Pachyphytum and Echeveria, is popular for its cute, fairy-like appearance. Its plump, rounded leaves and pastel colors make it a collector's favorite.

xPachyveria Elaine Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Short, thick, oval-shaped, arranged in a compact rosette. Covered with white powder, leaf edges turn pink under sunlight, while the centers stay pale green. Poor light causes fading and loose growth.Growth Form: Small - sized, 5 - 8 cm in diameter. Short - stemmed, it easily forms clusters, resembling groups of pixies.
Flowers: Blooms in spring. Slender stalks bear bell-shaped flowers with yellow bases and red tips.

xPachyveria Elaine Growth Habits

Prefers warm, dry, sunny, and well-ventilated conditions. Drought-tolerant but sensitive to waterlogging. Thrives in 60 - 70% gritty soil. Ideal temp: 15 - 28°C. Slow growth above 32°C requires shade and less water. Keep above 5°C in winter. Sufficient light maintains compact shape and color; insufficient light or overwatering leads to stretching and pale leaves.

Graptopetalum Snow White Variegated is a sought-after variegated succulent in the Graptopetalum genus. Its unique leaf patterns and pale colors make it a prized plant among collectors.

Graptopetalum Snow White Variegated Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Short-spoon shaped, plump, and rosette-arranged. Grayish-white to pale green leaves have irregular white or yellow variegation. Leaf edges may turn pink or purple in strong light, with a powdery coating.

Growth Form: Compact, 8-12 cm wide, with a short stem. Mature plants cluster, forming multi-heads. Variegation slows growth but enhances its beauty.

Flowers: Spring blooms on slender stalks. Star-shaped, pale yellow flowers with reddish petal tips contrast with the leaves.

Graptopetalum Snow White Variegated Growth Habits

Thrives in warm, dry, sunny, and well-ventilated conditions. Drought-tolerant but sensitive to light and water. Ideal temp: 15-28°C. Reduce watering and shade in summer (above 30°C), keep above 5°C in winter.

Light: 4-6 hours of daily sunlight intensifies variegation. Lack of light causes reversion to green.

Soil & Water: Use 60-70% gritty, well-draining soil. Water when dry, less frequently than non-variegated types.

Dudleya gnoma S.W.McCabe, a small succulent in the Dudleya genus, is prized for its compact form and waxy leaves. Its miniature size makes it a favorite among collectors.

Dudleya gnoma S.W.McCabe Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Short, cylindrical, and fleshy, with a grayish-white waxy coating. Sunlight turns leaf tips red and intensifies the gray-green to blue-gray hues; poor light causes fading and loose growth.

Growth Form: Low rosette, 5 - 8 cm wide, with a short stem. Mature plants cluster densely.

Flowers: Blooms in late spring - early summer. Slender stalks bear bell-shaped, pale yellow flowers with orange-red stamens.

Dudleya gnoma S.W.McCabe Growth Habits

Prefers cool, dry, sunny, and well-ventilated conditions. Highly drought-tolerant but sensitive to humidity. Thrives in 70-80% gritty soil. Optimal temp: 10-25°C. Enters deep dormancy above 30°C; requires less water and shade. Tolerates brief 0°C in winter, but needs 5°C+ for long-term growth. Big temperature differences and ample light enhance color and compactness. Overwatering or low light leads to leggy growth and rot.

Echeveria LoveBird, a striking succulent in the Echeveria genus, is renowned for its uniquely ruffled leaves. Its dramatic appearance makes it a favorite among collectors.

Echeveria LoveBird Plant Characteristics

Leaves: Broad, thick, and irregularly shaped with wavy, ruffled edges. A light powdery coating covers the surface. Ample sunlight and temperature differences turn the leaf edges deep purplish-red; insufficient light causes a dull grayish-green color and flatter ruffles.

Growth Form: Rosette-shaped, up to 20 cm in diameter. The sturdy stem easily develops into an aged trunk, especially when clustered.

Flowers: Blooms in late spring - early summer. Tall cymes bear bell-shaped flowers with pale yellow bases and orange-red tips.

Echeveria LoveBird Growth Habits

Thrives in warm, dry, well-ventilated environments with full sun. Prefers 60%-70% gritty, well-draining soil. Ideal growth temperature: 15–28°C. Growth slows above 35°C (needs shade), protect indoors below 5°C. Sufficient light keeps leaves compact and colorful; lack of light leads to stretching. Best grown outdoors in spring and autumn; avoid high humidity in summer to prevent rot.

Echeveria ‘Red Lantern’ is a relatively new succulent variety introduced to the market about three years ago. Its unique leaf shape, with rounded tips and upward-curving edges, resembles that of a carnivorous plant. Under bright sunlight and significant temperature differences between day and night, its leaves turn vibrant red or even deep red, making it highly ornamental.

Plant Features
 • Leaves: Thick, rounded at the tips, with edges curving upward, resembling a ceramic spoon.
 • Color Changes: Under suitable light and temperature conditions, the leaves change from green to bright red or deep red.
 • Growth Form: The plant stays compact with tightly arranged leaves, forming a visually pleasing rosette.

Graptoveria ruby donna is a succulent plant from the Crassulaceae family, belonging to the Echeveria genus. It is highly valued by succulent enthusiasts due to its unique leaf color and attractive rosette shape.

Plant Features
 • Leaves: Thick, lanceolate leaves with smooth tops and rounded backs. Leaf tips are short and slightly pointed. Normally gray-green, the leaves turn red or deep red under bright light and large temperature differences. A thin layer of white farina covers the surface, giving the plant a frosted appearance. The plant forms compact rosettes, adding to its ornamental appeal.

Baby Fingers (Pachyphytum rzedowskii) is a succulent plant from the Crassulaceae family, native to Michoacán, Mexico. Its thick, chubby leaves resemble a baby’s fingers, hence the name. The leaves are arranged in rosettes and covered with a protective layer of white farina, adding to its unique charm.

Plant Features
 • Stems: Creeping or trailing stems up to 12 inches (30 cm) long and about 0.4-0.6 inches (1-1.5 cm) in diameter.
 • Leaves: Oblong to lanceolate, semi-cylindrical, and pointed at the tips.
 • Size: 0.8-1.7 inches (2.2-4.5 cm) long, 0.3-0.5 inches (0.8-1.3 cm) wide, and about 0.2-0.3 inches (6-8 mm) thick.
 • Color: Pale gray-blue to bluish-green, with pinkish bases and a powdery coating.
 • Flowers: Bell-shaped flowers arranged in a scorpioid cyme inflorescence, measuring 4-10 inches (9-25 cm).Petals are greenish-blue at the base with red speckles inside.

Echeveria ‘Onslow Variegata’ is a variegated cultivar of the Echeveria genus from the Crassulaceae family. It is a variegated mutation of the original Onslow variety, featuring round, spoon-shaped leaves with sharp tips and irregular creamy white or yellow variegation along the edges. Under bright sunlight and significant temperature differences, the leaves develop stunning shades of pink, orange, or yellow, creating a jelly-like appearance that enhances its ornamental value.

Plant Features
 • Leaves: Round, spoon-shaped leaves with sharp tips. The edges display irregular creamy white or yellow variegation, forming a tight rosette structure.
 • Color Changes: Under ideal light and temperature conditions, the leaves can take on pink, orange, or yellow hues, giving them a jelly-like appearance.
 • Blooming Season: Blooms in late spring, producing multiple flower stalks with orange, bell-shaped flowers arranged in spike-like inflorescences.

Mebina Variegata (Echeveria ‘Mebina Variegata’) is a variegated cultivar of the Echeveria genus in the Crassulaceae family. Its spoon-shaped leaves are light green with orange-pink variegation along the edges and tips. Under bright sunlight and significant temperature differences, the tips become more vividly colored. Mebina Variegata is known for its clustering growth habit, forming dense, ornamental rosettes with high decorative value.

Plant Features
 • Leaves: Spoon-shaped, light green with orange-pink variegation along the edges and tips.
 • Growth Form: Small, rosette-shaped, easily forming dense clusters.
 • Color Changes: Under adequate sunlight and large day-night temperature differences, the orange-pink tips become brighter and more prominent.

Echeveria ‘Silk Veil’ is a popular succulent from the Crassulaceae family. Its leaves develop a striking orange-red, jelly-like appearance under ideal growing conditions, making it a favorite among succulent collectors.

Plant Features
 • Leaves: Fleshy, arranged in a rosette shape, with leaf colors changing depending on the season and light conditions.
 • Color Changes: Under bright sunlight and significant temperature differences, the leaves transform from green to a vibrant orange-red, enhancing the plant’s ornamental appeal.

Love Song (Echeveria ‘Love Song’) is a beautiful succulent from the Crassulaceae family, known for its unique leaf color and compact rosette shape. Its pastel hues and neat leaf arrangement make it highly popular among succulent enthusiasts.

Plant Features
 • Leaves: Thick, spoon-shaped, or ovate leaves with flat surfaces and rounded or slightly pointed tips. The leaves are covered with a layer of white farina, displaying colors that range from blue-green to white or pink, depending on the season, light exposure, and temperature variations. When in its best state, the plant develops a jelly-like appearance.
 • Growth Form: Compact rosette with evenly arranged leaves. The plant tends to cluster, forming multiple rosettes for an even more stunning display.