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Succulents are low-maintenance houseplants recognized by their fleshy leaves, and sculptural shapes. They prefer bright light, well-drained soil, and need to dry out out between waterings.

Studley's offers several succulent houseplant options, including aloe, echeveria, jade, trailing sedums, pencil plants, and compact windowsill varieties for NH plant shoppers.

What makes a plant a succulent?
A succulent stores water in thick leaves, stems, or roots, which helps it tolerate dry conditions better than many other houseplants.
What kind of light do succulents need?
Many succulents prefer bright light or full sun indoors, such as a sunny windowsill. Some varieties develop stronger color with more light.
Which succulents are good for small spaces?
Compact choices such as Adromischus, Aloe varieties, Echeveria, Baby Jade, and Chalk Rose work well on windowsills, desks, and small plant shelves.
Are there trailing succulents for hanging baskets?
Yes. Burro’s Tail, Aurora Jelly Bean Plant, Chain Plant, and some Pencil Plant or Link Cactus varieties can work well in hanging baskets or trailing displays.
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Silver string of hearts succulent with delicate trailing vines and marbled heart-shaped leaves by Studley Flower Gardens
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Silver String of Hearts

$8.00

Silver Teaspoons succulent with soft silvery-gray spoon-shaped leaves by Studley Flower Gardens
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Silver Teaspoons

$7.00

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String of Bananas

$7.00

String of fish hooks succulent with silvery green trailing hooked foliage by Studley Flower Gardens
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String of Fish Hooks

$7.00

String of Spades succulent with pointed spade-shaped leaves and silver mottling by Studley Flower Gardens
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String of Spades

$7.00

String of watermelons succulent with trailing striped beads by Studley Flower Gardens
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String of Watermelons

$7.00

Tiger Jaws succulent with triangular leaves and tooth-like edges by Studley Flower Gardens
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Tiger Jaws

$8.00

Tugela Cliff Kalanchoe succulent with scalloped vibrant green and red leaves by Studley Flower Gardens detail image
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Tugela Cliff Kalanchoe

$7.00

Twilight aloe succulent with scaled deep green leaves and white teeth by Studley Flower Gardens
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Twilight Aloe

$12.00

Urban Orange Echeveria with dusty blue leaves and bright orange blooms by Studley Flower Gardens
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Urban Orange Echeveria

$7.00

variegated string of pearls succulent with cream and pink swirled trailing leaves by Studley Flower Gardens
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Variegated String of Pearls

$9.00

White orchid cactus with trailing green stems and flat leaves by Studley Flower Gardens
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White Orchid Cactus

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Explore Studley Flower Gardens’ succulent collection, featuring compact rosettes, trailing varieties, architectural aloes, jade plants, echeverias, and other distinctive shapes and colors. These plants are well suited for sunny windows, containers, hanging baskets, and succulent combination planters.

Many succulents in this selection thrive indoors in bright light year-round, while some can be grown seasonally outdoors in full sun containers. Color can deepen with ample sunshine, and select varieties may bloom with orange, coral-red, white, or fuchsia flowers.

Choose a succulent based on where it will live: rosette forms for containers, trailing types for hanging baskets, and compact aloes or jades for a sunny windowsill. Most prefer full sun or bright direct light and should be allowed to dry between thorough waterings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are succulents a good choice for indoor houseplants?
Yes. Succulents are well suited to indoor growing, especially in bright spots such as sunny windows. Varieties like Adromischus, Aloe, Jade, and Echeveria offer compact shapes and low-maintenance care for home spaces.
How much sunlight do succulents need?
Most succulents shown prefer bright light or full sun. A sunny window is often a good indoor location, and some varieties develop stronger color when they receive ample sunshine.
How often should I water a succulent?
Succulents generally prefer to dry out between waterings. For many varieties, allow the soil to dry thoroughly before watering again, and avoid overwatering to help keep the plant healthy.
Which succulents work well in hanging baskets?
Several succulents can suit hanging baskets, including Aurora Jelly Bean Plant, Burrito Burro’s Tail, and cascading Pencil Plant types. Check each product for its growth habit and available pot size.