Succulents, despite their unpretentiousness, still not all adapt well to the conditions of the middle lane. Therefore, we found out which species are the most resistant.
Haworthia
In the first place, you can safely put haworthia. Almost all species do well in almost all conditions. Unlike other succulents, they also tolerate a lack of daylight well. In insufficient light, the plant may lose the brightness of the color of the leaves, but it still survives.
Aeonium
One of the most unusual succulents. Some species resemble a tree, and in a few years they can grow noticeably. Aeonium is very photophilous, with a lack of it, leaves can fall off in tree-like aeoniums. The rest of the succulent is unpretentious: resistant to overdrying.
Sedum
There are many types of sedum, and they are all highly adaptable and transplantable. With insufficient watering, the leaves can wrinkle, but when moisture enters, they quickly restore turgor. Some types of sedums, such as the rubitinctum. can stretch strongly and lose the bright color of the leaves.
Kalanchoe felt
Another unusual succulent plant, the leaves of which are covered with coarse hairs. It is rightfully considered one of the most unpretentious, it can tolerate the lack of watering for two months. Looks great both independently and in compositions.
Cactus
Almost all types of cacti, even if they do not bloom, live very well. The only thing that cacti are afraid of, like any succulents, is excessive watering, which can cause root rot. Therefore, the soil must completely dry out between waterings.
Gasteria
In terms of their stability, Gasteria are close to Haworthia. Thanks to its thick, fleshy leaves, it withstands Spartan conditions.
