Succulents For Low Light Areas

Aloe vera is hardy outdoors in usda zone 9.

Succulents for low light areas.

As i wrote in a previous post succulents that do not get enough light tend to stretch out and lose their original shape. These succulents are hardy and can survive in a low light environment. True to its name this low light succulent does resemble a braided tail as it cascades in an overlapping pattern from hanging pots or the edge of a balcony. In addition these succulents are native to south africa and accustomed to growing under indirect sunlight.

Rhipsalis will do well as indoor plants or in those areas that receive low light. Burro s tail is an awesome succulent because it fits in so many places. Luckily i have discovered some succulents that do well in low light environments. Pearly dots are close relatives to the aloe plants.

Succulents prefer bright sunlight and this may be a deterrent at least for me in acquiring succulents if you have a low light situation. It can be grown in low light environments although it thrives in sunlight. This sedum is good in low light environments too because etiolation is pretty impossible to detect in a vine. It s probably the easiest trailing succulent to grow which is what gives it so much adaptability.

It also goes by lamb s tail and horse s tail. Perhaps the most commonly known succulent is the aloe vera plant aloe vera. Named after the spanish word for donkey burro s tail is indigenous to southern mexico and honduras.