Keeping a plant alive is tough but thankfully, succulents exists.
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Be it indoor, outdoor, or even in a window box, succulents will thrive. They’re durable, can be grown from cuttings, and there are plenty of types to choose from.
From burro’s tail to aloe vera, jade plant to cactus, it’s hard to pick a favourite. Now a new trendy succulent is taking over, and it may just dethrone the rest.
Blush pink succulents will sit pretty on any sunny windowsill and make for an eye-catching plant, or even a conversation starter.
These smooth and small plants come in many varieties. There are the ones with hard-to-pronounce names like Echeveria Laui, and then the ones with names that are as cute as their appearance, like Pink Moonstone and Pink Granite.
The top-tier blush succulent has got to be rubrotinctum aurora, which is also dubbed the Jelly Bean plant for its bean-like leaves. Whichever type you get your hands on, they’re sure to make a whimsical addition to your home or garden.
Though this succulent is stunning on its own, pair it up with the rest of your collection in a gorgeous garden display, or get creative with an easy DIY.
There are plenty of simple projects you can make using succulents, from a festive hanging wreath for the holidays to a hanging art frame for your interiors. Not only will they fit seamlessly into your house or garden, but they’re a great way to incorporate more plants into your space.
Pick up a pink succulent or some seeds to grow on Etsy.
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