If you are looking to make your succulent garden more colorful, you have come to the right place. In this guide, we will take a look at the spectrum of succulent color varieties.
Pink Succulents
Pink succulents will surely make your garden pop! Most pink succulents have bright hues that accent or encompass the entirety of the plant. A few of the most common pink succulents are:
Red Succulents
Deep Red succulents have a rarity to them, having often been confused or mixed in with pink Succulents. However, their bright red color separates them from the rest of the spectrum and showcases pure beauty. Some of the most pretty red succulents are:
Orange Succulents
Orange succulents look as if they aren’t real. Their unnatural color adds a beautiful highlight to your succulent garden. Several of the most bright orange succulents include:
Yellow Succulents
Yellow succulents are often the telltale sign of overwatering and plant sickness. However, naturally yellow succulents will illuminate and light up your garden. These sunshine succulents are statement pieces and are sure to add curiosity to your plant bed. Some yellow succulent varieties are:
Blue Succulents
Blue Succulents often look artificial and unnatural, however, when stepping into the succulent world, there are plenty of natural-looking blue varieties. Succulent blues range in color from deep ocean blue to light turquoise colors. Farina adds to the cloudy blue appearance of many succulents. A few of the most spectacular blue varieties are:
Purple Succulents
Purple Succulents have characteristics of grace and royalty. Ranging in color from deep royal purples to light pastel purple, these purple succulents are meant to be shown off within your garden. There are many varieties of purple succulents to choose from, some of the most common ones are:
White Succulents
White succulents appear unusual in color and capture the attention of onlookers with their mysterious look. While white is not usually considered colorful, the varieties of white succulents act as a highlight to any garden, allowing for more colorful varieties to stand out against their light complexion. Some white varieties to choose from include:
Black Succulents
Last but not least, black succulents. These succulents appear to be black but they are most likely just very dark. Most of these black succulents are actually deep burgundy or dark maroons or purples. While black succulents aren’t truly black, they do add unique color to your succulent garden. These succulents create mystery and interest, a few of the varieties are:
