Top 10 most expensive succulent names

1. Neon Gypsum

Neon Jade grows very slowly and is rare. It is bred by artificial hybridization and emits colorful light when exposed to light.

2. Jade Fan

The jade fan is made up of several small plants, all of which stand upright and look like a fan. I guess this is the origin of its name.

3. Ebisu Smile

The leaves of Ebisu are very green, and the flowers are even more beautiful. It is an endangered plant native to Madagascar.

4. Silver Crown Jade

Silver Crown Jade is produced in North America. Its surface is silvery white, the top is orange-yellow, and the flowers can be yellow or pink.

5. White Moon Realm

The White Moon World is native to Namibia in Africa. It grows slowly and is an endangered species. Its export is now banned.

6. Universal cotton

Universal cotton is also known as Haworthia tricolor. It has no branches and is semi-cylindrical in shape.

7. Flower cage

The flower cage, also known as the wrinkled ball, grows in the northeastern part of Mexico. It is surrounded by rocky cliffs, so it is rare and extremely precious.

8. Spiral Aloe

Spiral aloe, also known as the queen of aloe, looks more like a work of art and is very shocking.

9. Tortoiseshell Peony

The tortoiseshell peony looks more like a lotus, and the texture of the lotus seat is very similar to stone. In terms of quantity, it is also an endangered species.

10. Stone Flower

Stone flower originates from South Africa. It looks like several small stones gathered together, hence the name stone flower.