What are the types of succulents that are absolutely immortal? They are easy to grow and not easy to die.

When it comes to succulents, the hearts of many flower lovers are almost melted. This cute plant is indeed very popular, but some people complain that succulents are not easy to grow, and even always fail to keep them alive. Today I recommend 3 kinds of succulents that will never die no matter how you grow them. Those who can keep them alive are all talented. Let's take a look at what they are?

Ji Longyue

Sedum sphenanthera is a succulent plant of the genus Crassulaceae in the Crassulaceae family. It is known as a professional succulent plant that can grow many side branches and buds, filling the pot as long as we pay a little attention to it.

Moreover, if the Moonflower is well-maintained, it can easily grow in groups and its colors are very varied, from emerald green, light yellow, pink to purple-red. One flowerpot can display a bright rainbow.

The moonflower is a preferred variety among succulent plants. It is almost impossible to kill it. It can be said to be one of the most vigorous varieties among succulent plants. When it comes to its maintenance method, it is really casual. Even novices can easily get started. Just put it on the balcony and water it occasionally. You don’t have to be very deliberate. You can be as casual as you want.

Purple Rice

The leaves of the purple rice grain are small and delicate. When in good condition, the purple rice grain is purple all over, just like a purple diamond, shiny and plump, very cute. It is also a succulent plant that easily overflows the pot. From a distance, it looks like a large pot of purple rice.

Purple rice is very easy to grow. You can leave it outside in the summer and let it grow completely by the weather. It will still grow well. Small branches and leaves will quickly fill the flowerpot. Buy a small pot and after a summer, the purple rice will definitely fill the pot. It is so easy to grow. No fertilizer is needed. It can grow well by absorbing dew.

Winter Beauty

Winter Beauty is also called Eastern Beauty. Its leaves are long spoon-shaped, densely packed, thick and full, with a light layer of white frost on the surface. In spring and autumn when the light is strong and the temperature difference is large, the color immediately becomes obvious, showing a pink-purple color like a halo. Combined with the delicate lotus shape, it gives people a unique beauty that is gorgeous but also otherworldly.

Winter Beauty is a popular succulent variety. It has a high survival rate of leaf cuttings. Generally, it does not need to be taken care of specially. The fallen leaves can take root and sprout when they come into contact with the soil. Moreover, it can be grown outdoors all year round, and is not afraid of wind, sun, or even rain. It has a very strong frost resistance and can generally grow without any pressure at around minus ten degrees.