Echeveria is a very broad class of succulents, but they’re known best for their classic, rosette formation. We think you’ll especially love ‘Perle Von Nurnberg’, a delicate, two-toned variety with hints of pale green and rosy pink or purple. The embodiment of elegance and class, this succulent is easily one of the most beautiful succulents we carry. It resides happily in a bright, sunny window.

The moon cactus might exhibit a hard, prickly outside, but it’s actually a bright and colorful soul and the life of your houseplant party under the right conditions. As you can tell by the thick, green stem and vibrant, neon-colored top, moon cacti are actually a hybrid plant of two very different species. This spirited succulent loves the warmth and company of others, so it does quite well in crowded containers.

At first glance, you might mistake lithops for rounded, smooth stones, but when you look closer, you’ll see a very unique succulent with just two fleshy leaves (or pads) and an interesting pattern. Their similarity to stones has earned them a variety of names, including ‘living stones’, ‘flowering stones’, and ‘pebble plants’. Although they tend to blend into their surroundings, these succulents are definitely one of a kind, and can easily accentuate larger succulent container gardens. South African natives, these guys love bright, hot conditions, sandy soils, and very little water.