A succulent that tolerates summer well still needs suitable drainage, light and care in the conditions where it will be grown. Look for local growing experience and a clear plant name rather than a blanket heatproof claim.
1. Fairy Palm Department
Most of the succulent plant friends of the cactus must know too much and less, and they have no problem in the summer. And the "summer type" succulent plants, the cactus of the cactus accounts for about 60%.
Euphorbia
Most of the succulent plants of Euphorbiae also belong to the "summer species", such as: various unicorn, Su Tie, bachelor trees, cloth balls, etc.
Third, Jingtianke
Jingtianke is a succulent variety loved by friends and friends. There are also many "summer species" succulent in Jingtianke.
1. Galan Cuisine
Edo purple, Tangyin, jade hanging clock, bird fan, various rabbit ears, etc. These are "summer species".
2. Green lock dragon
The goose of the sunset, the green, the god knife, the fire sacrifice, etc. These are "summer species".
3. Watson genus
The above these belong to the "summer species".
4, stone lotus genus
The above these belong to the "summer species".
5. Windmill genus
The above these belong to the "summer species".
6. Method stone lotus genus
Moon shadow, ancient purple, small Hejin, Huayue night, Zi Holding white lotus, etc. These are "summer species".
Fourth, Luo Yan family
The above -mentioned "summer species" are "summer species".
Five, Agala
Tiger tail orchids, wine bottle orchids, blowing and agave, Shizhi Snow, Princess Thor, etc. These are "summer species".
Six, clipped oleandae
The above these belong to the "summer species".
Seven, Purslanea
Flowers blowing snow, Spring Dream Temple, Pine Snow, Master White, Wildfire, Patane, Sunflower, Purple Rice Greenest, Yale Dance, Golden Branch and Jade Leaf and other belong to the "summer species".
Eight, Lily
Boschi, no night city aloe, wooden aloe vera, etc. These are "summer species".
Nine, Fanxing Department
The above these belong to the "summer species".
Related reading: Why Young Succulents Look Different as They Grow.