Succulents are commonly adorned in red, purple, green, blue, and orange hues. Yet, amidst the vibrant array of colors in our daily lives, there's one shade that's less often associated with succulents: white. White succulents stand apart from their colorful counterparts, exuding a sense of purity.
In a world of lively, multicolored succulent gardens, the presence of white succulents creates an atmosphere of elegance and tranquility. Let's delve into the world of white succulents by exploring 15 elegance succulents:
1. Echeveria Laui
Originating from Mexico, Echeveria Laui is a popular succulent with thick, round leaves that develop a white Farina layer in ample sunlight, creating a striking white or bluish-pink appearance.
2. Cocoon Plant (Senecio Haworthii)
Cocoon Plant, with its white, cotton-like fuzz covering the leaves, is an upright succulent that thrives in winter. Its unique fuzzy texture, unlike Farina, adds an extra layer of charm.
3. Echeveria Cante
Known for its fairy-like presence, the slender leaves of Echeveria Cante develop a white Farina layer, giving the entire plant a stunning white and blue hue when exposed to abundant sunlight.
4. Euphorbia White Ghost
This rare Euphorbia White Ghost features triangular stems predominantly in white, with hints of green and sharp edges. Ideal for indoor cultivation, caution is advised due to its harmful sap for pets.
5. Peperomia Wolfgang
Hailing from Peru, Peperomia Wolfgang distinguishes itself with white, frosted edges and a matte finish on its leaves, creating a uniquely captivating appearance.
6. Graptopetalum Paraguayense (Ghost Plant)
A resilient succulent, Ghost Plant exhibits strong adaptability and prolific branching. Its silver-gray hue turns to pinkish-purple in optimal conditions, making it a hardy and visually appealing choice.
7. Echeveria 'Crispate Beauty'
A rare Echeveria variant, Echeveria 'Crispate Beauty', boasts curled blue-white leaves. Careful maintenance is essential to preserve the Farina layer during watering.
8. Parodia Scopa (Silver Ball Cactus)
With white fuzz and long spines, Parodia Scopa commands attention. Flowering with yellow blooms, this cactus is both striking and formidable.
9. Echeveria 'Tiramisu'
A Korean succulent, Echeveria 'Tiramisu' features thick leaves covered in white Farina, offering a silver-gray appearance. Under temperature and sunlight stress, the leaf tips may turn pink.
10. Kalanchoe Eriophylla (Snow White Panda)
Aptly named, this panda plant boasts purple leaves adorned with delicate white fuzz, making Kalanchoe Eriophylla a unique addition to the panda plant family.
11. Dudleya gnoma (White Sprite)
Also known as Dudleya 'White Sprite,' this unique succulent is native to California, USA. Its leaves exude a white powdery substance, creating an uneven powder pattern that adds a distinctive touch to the plant.
12. Cotyledon Orbiculata cv.
Displaying a gray-green color, Cotyledon Orbiculata cv. is covered in Farina, turning the leaf tips to shades of purple-red under stress. In early summer, orange flowers bloom at the top, adding a vibrant touch to this white succulent.
13. Sedum spathulifolium 'Cape Blanco'
Emitting a fragrant aroma, Sedum spathulifolium 'Cape Blanco' is a small, clump-forming succulent with white powder covering its leaves. Yellow flowers grace the top in late spring and early summer. Its growth pattern is reminiscent of Orostachys boehmeri, sprouting long stems and lateral buds from the base.
14. Pachyphytum cuicatecanum
Native to Mexico, Pachyphytum cuicatecanum shares similarities with Echeveria Laui in form and color. The leaves, covered in thick Farina, bloom orange, bell-shaped flowers in winter, enhancing its visual appeal.
15. Avonia papyracea subs. namaensis
Growing in rock crevices and gravel, Avonia papyracea subs. namaensis tightly wraps its stems with white overlapping scales. The white leaves of the Snow Maiden reflect a significant portion of solar radiation, aiding in protecting it from the intense sunlight of its habitat.
Conclusion
Caring for succulent plants is a way to adorn life. Those accustomed to blossoms may find a profound interest in succulents. Enthusiasts collect succulents of various colors, often captivated by the serene allure of white succulents. Gardening knows no endpoint – keep going, keep growing.
