Vibrant Succulent Collection Display in Ceramic Planters

Really beautiful.

What is the one in picture 2?

The colors are so beautiful, and the pots are too.

The surface texture works well with the muted plant colors, and the whole setup feels easy to place on a shelf.

That's so true.

You still have surviving ones! I spent nearly ten thousand, and now I only have two Haworthias left.

Grown so well, they all look so fresh and juicy.

Also in Oregon, but mine all look like cabbages. Looks like I need to buy a grow light.

Could you help me see what's wrong with this? I'm a beginner and don't know much.

They are all so chubby! I've been really into the Mango Milk variety lately.

You've grown all of these so perfectly.

I can't remember.

Check out mine.

Where did you buy the Mango Milk and the one in picture 6?

Looks so lush and abundant. You've grown them so well.

How do you keep them looking so glossy?.

The layered placement gives the scene depth, and the plants still feel easy to scan one by one.

The ceramic planters keep the collection tidy while letting the different leaf shapes and color patterns stand out.

The ceramic planters keep the colorful succulents tidy and make the whole shelf feel more intentional.

The mix of textures makes this arrangement feel balanced without looking too busy.

Ten years ago, all my succulents died when I moved during winter. I quit for years, but the pots survived, so I started growing them again this year.

Does anyone know what my variety is called? I bought it for 600 or 700 ten years ago and want to buy it again, but I forgot the name.

Yours all look so beautiful.

Your pots are really nice too.

Can anyone tell me what these two are? I checked two apps and got different answers.

The Ice Soul and Caviar are so beautiful.

Not really, the fact that you grew them so well makes them totally worth it.

What is the one in the second picture? It looks so good.

You can get a basket for a few dozen bucks. Someone even bought over a hundred for 9.9.

Both your pots and your succulents look great.

I bought some small pups when I started in 2017, then took them home for my mom to care for. I kept growing others enthusiastically—some died, some were given away, and I mostly quit. When I went home for the Spring Festival, I noticed one of the 2017 pups, a Snow Lotus, was still alive and doing great. Snow Lotus is known to be hard to grow, and the ones I tried later all died. It's a 9-year-old plant now with a visible stem, though it's a bit thin.

They look so healthy! What are these two?

You grew them so well. I bought a lot during the pandemic, but they all died. Looking back, I shouldn't have started growing succulents on an enclosed balcony.

Grown so well, they look sparkling.

Succulents are seriously cheap right now.

Wow, you grew them so beautifully! Each one looks as cute as a round candy.

I ran out of pots for my plants, so I started using milk tea cups, takeout containers, and snack boxes. They work great and are the perfect size. They don't have drainage holes, but it's fine—I added some foam blocks and ceramsite at the bottom for aeration.

How do you manage to grow every single one so perfectly?

Succulents come and go, but the pots stay forever.

Oh my, don't tempt me to start this hobby! I have no money.

So beautiful and well-cared for! What is mine called? It was a gift, and I love it so much I want to buy another.

A friend gave me this. Is it easy to care for? What do I need to do?

What is the one in picture 6?

Could you tell me what the one in the middle is?

You can tell from these pots that you're an experienced grower.

How often do you water them?

Where did you buy this soil?

Just unboxed this today. Does it look good?

What is the name of the one in picture 2?

How do you keep them so healthy? Do you shade them in summer or protect them from rain? What about rainy springs with low light? Please teach me!

Picture 5 looks amazing! What variety is it?

Is 58 too expensive for this?

Your planters are all so nice.

Grown so well! What are the ones in pictures 11 and 12?

The pots I used when I first started were all painted by my daughter, but none of them are left now.

Wow, you've kept a plant alive for ten years?

The pots cost more than the succulents.

They look great, but succulents die way too easily.

The contrasting pot colors look really nice.

No matter what color the succulent is, it always turns green once I start growing it.

The bracelet caught my eye.

What varieties are in pictures 5, 7, and 8?

What variety is in picture 5?

Spot on.

So incredibly beautiful!

Quick question: do these succulents really cost over ten thousand? I saw a live stream today claiming one was 11,800. I expressed my shock and got roasted...

Are you selling these?

Your succulents are so plump! I have over 40 pots, but only 8 or 9 are plump, while the rest are skinny.

If you can grow them outdoors, you should definitely buy more.

Could you share the link for the top dressing stones?

Do you have to buy all of them? I've never spent money on them since I was a kid. I just get cuttings from classmates who grow them! Though I've never managed to grow them well!

The pots are all so pretty. Where did you get them?

Are you using 100% gritty mix?

They look incredibly well-grown, and the pots are top-notch too.

Absolutely stunning. Starting this hobby late has its perks.

As long as the pot survives, keep planting! So true.

What variety is the yellow one?

What is the one in picture 5?

I bought these two pots at a flower shop for 120. Was that too expensive?

Grown so well! Every single one is so cute. I'm jealous!

The pots are always the fixed assets.

Is this a Bubblegum succulent?

Every single one is a masterpiece.

Every single pot is so well cared for.

Where did you buy the hand-painted pots?

You've taken such good care of all of these.

Nowadays, many live streams sell a whole box of mature succulents for just 19.9 or 29.9.

Oh my goodness, why is your Caviar so chubby? It looks amazing!

Any recommended shops for succulents right now?

The planters are beautiful.

Are all your pots terracotta?

These should be easy to care for as long as you don't water them too often, right?

Where did you get the planters?

Grown exceptionally well.

These look absolutely gorgeous and so healthy! Could you tell me the names of these three?

Your planters are so pretty. Any recommendations?

I just trimmed mine yesterday.

You can buy a basket for around ten bucks.

Planters are more expensive than the succulents nowadays.

Why are yours so pink and tender?