Succulents (non-cactus)

This collection brings together non-cactus succulents, from fleshy rosettes and compact clumps to branching plants and trailing strings. Their water-storing leaves, stems or roots come in a wide range of shapes and textures, including smooth, powdery, spined and hairy forms.

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Variegated Curio rowleyanus, also Senecio rowleyanus, String of pearls foliage close-up with variegated pearl-like leaves.

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Curio rowleyanus variegata

€8,50

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Curio rowleyanus

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Ledebouria socialis

€9,75

Variegated Ceropegia woodii, String of hearts foliage close-up with variegated heart-shaped leaves.

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Ceropegia woodii variegata

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Dracaena trifasciata ‘Moonshine’

From €12,00

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Ceropegia woodii

€14,75

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Echeveria purpusiorum

€8,50

Dracaena (Sansevieria) trifasciata 'Black Coral' leaf detail on white background.

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Dracaena trifasciata ‘Black Coral’

€13,25

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Curio herreanus 'Purple Flush'

€15,75

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Peperomia dolabriformis 'Fire Sparks'

€8,50

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Haworthiopsis limifolia

€8,50

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× Bacurio delphinatifolius

€15,75

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Dracaena trifasciata 'Superba'

€12,75

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Aloe vera

From €9,75

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Aristaloe aristata

€8,50

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Euphorbia abyssinica

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Dracaena ‘Fernwood Mikado’

From €9,75

Dracaena zeylanica

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Aloe microstigma

€8,50

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Yucca gigantea

From €12,00

Euphorbia trigona

€20,50

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Dracaena trifasciata 'Laurentii'

From €13,25

Close-up of a crested Euphorbia lactea with scalloped pink and pale green fan-shaped growth

Euphorbia lactea (crested variegated form)

€12,50

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Crassula ovata 'Minor'

€7,25

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Euphorbia abyssinica (erythraeae form)

€46,75

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Euphorbia ritchiei

€9,75

Dracaena angolensis ‘Twister’

€14,50

Close-up of Dracaena 'Hahnii Golden Edge' leaves.

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Dracaena trifasciata ‘Hahnii Golden Edge’

€8,50

Dracaena angolensis

€40,75

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Dischidia platyphylla

€33,75

5 for 4

Cissus rotundifolia

€115,25

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Crassula ovata ‘Gollum’

€12,75

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Crassula arborescens subsp. undulatifolia

€12,75

Trailing Babies plant set with four trailing plants in nursery pots, viewed from above

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Plant Set: Trailing Baby Succulents

€35,95

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Crassula ovata ‘Horn Tree’

€12,75

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Curio radicans 'Blue Pickle'

€15,75

Dracaena angolensis (Sansevieria cylindrica) 'Straight' leaf close-up on white background.

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Dracaena angolensis ‘Straight’

€40,75

Dracaena (Sansevieria) trifasciata 'Metallica' leaf close-up on white background.

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Pachyphytum oviferum 'Pink Moonstones' aka 'Pink Panther' close-up of leaf on white background.

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Echeveria 'Lola' leaf detail on white background.

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Echeveria ‘Lola’Sold out

A close-up of a green Delosperma echinatum succulent plant with fuzzy, spiky leaves on a plain white background.

Delosperma echinatumSold out

Sedum makinoi 'Tornado' close-up of leaf on white background.

Sedum makinoi 'Tornado'Sold out

Dischidia ovata 'Melon' leaf detail on white background.

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Kalanchoe luciae 'Lady fingers' aka 'Oricula' leaf detail on white background.

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Aloe ‘DZ’ close-up of leaf on white background.

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Dracaena (Sansevieria) zeylanica 'Fan' leaf detail on white background.

Dracaena zeylanica ‘Fan’Sold out

Kalanchoe tomentosa close-up of leaf on white background.

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Anacampseros rufescens f. variegata close-up of leaf on white background.

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Succulents (non-cactus)

Succulent is a broad term for plants that store water in leaves, stems or roots. This adaptation appears across many unrelated plant families.

Botanical Profile

Succulent is a broad term for plants that store water in leaves, stems or roots. This adaptation appears across many unrelated plant families.

Details & Care

Succulent houseplants

Echeveria and Aloe form layered rosettes, Curio grows in trailing strings, and Ceropegia sends out slender vines. Upright snake plants, branching Euphorbia and compact Haworthiopsis add different shapes and textures. The collection includes succulents from several plant families, with varied light and watering needs.

Many dryland types, especially Echeveria and Aloe, appreciate a sunny position and a freely draining mineral-rich mix. Haworthiopsis, some snake plants and tropical or epiphytic types prefer gentler light or a different watering rhythm. Choose by the plant’s mature shape and its individual care requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions About Succulents

Are snake plants succulents?

Yes. Snake plants, now placed in Dracaena, store water in their thick leaves. Their upright shape is one of the many growth forms found among succulents.

Where should I put a succulent indoors?

Many Echeveria and Aloe varieties grow best close to a sunny window. Haworthiopsis and several forest or epiphytic succulents prefer bright filtered light. Check the exact species before choosing a position.

How often should I water my succulent?

Watering depends on the species and season. Allow dryland Echeveria, Aloe and many Euphorbia to dry well between waterings. Softer-leaved Peperomia and some tropical epiphytes may need water sooner. Let excess water drain from the pot.

Why is my succulent growing long, thin stems?

Stretching and widely spaced leaves often indicate insufficient light. Move the plant gradually to a brighter position appropriate for its species. New growth can become more compact, while older stretched stems keep their shape.

Which succulents are harmful to pets?

Pet safety varies by species. Aloe can be harmful when eaten, and many Euphorbia have irritating milky sap. Check the specific plant’s safety information if cats or dogs may reach it.