One of the most popular types of indoor succulents to grow is Aloe Vera. But Aloe is also found growing wild throughout the world throughout tropical, semi-tropical, and arid climates.
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With a swollen base to store water, Ponytail Palms can survive with very little effort. And they grow well in low nutrient soil, or rocky earth.
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Since they’re an alpine plant, Hens and Chicks do well in low quality soil. And they can even withstand unsavory conditions.
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Lithops are about as unique as succulents get. With a pebble-like appearance, a large variety of species, and a multitude of colors, it’s no surprise how sought-after they are.
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And they’re very easy to take care of. However, since they’re a flowering plant, you’ll need to be mindful to remove any dead flowers. That way, the plant can grow new flowers and thrive for years.
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As long as your container drains well, and you keep the plant in heavy sunlight, Burro’s Tail succulents grow wonderfully indoors.
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They are hardy succulents, and are resistant to drought. So, if you’re always forgetting to water your plants, this is the plant for you.
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