In recent years, the succulents they became the favorite plants of beginners in the world of gardening. Especially, of those who usually claim not to have a good hand for the care of the green ones. But, did you know that there are several types of them that are capable of surviving in low light? We invite you to meet them!
Mother-in-law’s tongue, Sword of Saint George or Sansevieras
Both the mother-in-law’s tongue and the Saint George’s sword are part of the Sansevieras Trisfaciata family, which are native to Africa. Also, these plants became one of the favorite indoor plants, although it is one of the largest specimens of the family of the succulents. Also it is beneficial to clean the air and would attract good luck and money.
Crassula ovata or Jade Tree
This nice green plant is one of the most captivating on the list, because it is a succulent that emulates being a mini tree. Something like a Japanese bonsai, but without the extensive care and with the distinctive shine of this species of specimens. According to Feng Shui, this would represent wealth, prosperity, family harmony, health and abundance. In addition, it is recommended that it be near a window, since it would need a little more sun than the rest.
Aloe vera
In general, this species is known for its medicinal properties and became even more popular due to its inclusion in beauty product formulas. It is even recognized for easily adapting to environments, so it can be introduced inside the home, but it would be best if it could receive filtered sunlight.
Haworthias
In the case of the Haworthias, you would not need to have a window near the plant, because each specimen would be at its best moment and color when it is in the shade. Although it can receive a certain amount of sunlight, the truth is that too much exposure can cause its leaves to turn yellow or brown.
rhipsalis
This type of succulent is usually one of the most striking, because it is partly related to vines. However, if it is placed inside a hanging pot, it is perfect for home interiors, since in its natural habitat it is used to growing in the shadows of rocks. It is important to verify that your soil is always moist, to prevent it from drying out.
gasterias
Although this species usually needs a lot of sunlight to survive, it is possible to adapt this succulent indoors, since being near a window could meet the lighting quota it needs.
On the other hand, the Gasterias usually bloom in the spring and give flowers in red or orange tones. Likewise, it is recommended to make a pot transplant every 3 years, so that it does not lose its vitality.
