Tall Succulents

Get Acquainted with 12 Showstopping Tall Succulents - Part 1

Do you want to add a touch of natural beauty and greenery to your home? If so, tall succulents are the perfect way to do it. These tall varieties of succulents come in an array of shapes, sizes, and colors that will bring life into any room. From Aeonium Arboreum to Desert Rose, Fire Sticks, Madagascar Palm, Snake Plant and Crassula Ovata - these tall succulents are sure to make a statement in any space! Let's take a look at 12 showstopping tall succulents that you should get acquainted with!

 

Aeonium Arboreum

Aeonium Arboreum, often known as the Tree Houseleek tall succulent, is a tall and attractive variety of tall succulents. Growing up to four feet tall in optimal conditions, this tall succulent has long-stemmed rosettes of green leaves, each with red tips. It is an evergreen perennial that can flower in the springtime with bright yellow blossoms which attract bees and other pollinators. When caring for Aeonium Arboreum tall succulents, be sure to provide them with plenty of light and a soil mixture that dries out quickly between waterings.

Aeonium Arboreum

These tall succulents perform best when grown in containers with good drainage or outdoors in areas where temperatures do not dip below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. In temperate climates, it can be grown as an annual outdoors or indoors as a houseplant. For optimal health and growth, make sure to prune away dead leaves and stems regularly. This tall succulent is also tolerant of some drought conditions but should not be kept overly dry for extended periods of time. Aeonium Arboreum tall succulents are relatively low maintenance plants that are perfect for those looking to create stunning displays with little effort!

Crassula Ovata

Crassula Ovata tall succulent

Crassula Ovata, also known as the Jade Plant tall succulent, is an excellent choice for home gardeners looking for a tall variety of succulent with minimal maintenance requirements. This evergreen perennial grows up to four feet tall in optimal conditions and has thick green leaves with red tips. It produces bright yellow flowers in the springtime which attract bees and other pollinators. To ensure your Crassula Ovata tall succulents thrive, make sure they receive plenty of light and have soil that dries out quickly between waterings. Prune away dead leaves and stems regularly to keep them healthy and growing well!

 

Snake Plant

The Snake Plant tall succulent, also known as Sansevieria trifasciata, is an evergreen perennial that can grow up to five feet tall in optimal conditions. It has thick green leaves with yellowish-green horizontal bands and tall clusters of white flowers in the springtime. This tall succulent thrives in bright indirect light and well-draining soil that is allowed to dry out slightly between waterings. To ensure your Snake Plant tall succulent grows healthy and lush, provide them with a fertilizer formulated specifically for cacti and succulents every two to four weeks during the growing season. As with other tall succulents, pruning away dead leaves and stems regularly will help to keep this tall variety looking its best!

Snake Plant succulent

Snake Plant tall succulents are well-known for their air purifying capabilities - they can remove toxins from the air such as formaldehyde, nitrogen oxides, xylene and toluene due to their unique ability to take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen at night. In addition, these tall succulents are also highly tolerant of drought conditions, making them an ideal choice for those who have busy lifestyles or who may forget about watering their plants on occasion. Although tolerant of some neglect, it is important to monitor how much water your Snake Plant tall succulent receives - too much or too little could lead to stunted growth or even death! Additionally, while they prefer warm temperatures they are not frost hardy so be sure to bring them indoors if temperatures dip below 40 degrees Fahrenheit.

 

Madagascar Palm

Madagascar Palm tall succulents

Pachypodium Lamerei tall succulents, also known as the Madagascar Palm tall succulent, are tall varieties of succulents that can reach up to six feet tall in optimal conditions. This evergreen perennial has unique characteristics that make it stand out amongst other tall succulents - its green leaves are fleshy and densely packed with white margins on the edges. In addition to its vibrant foliage, this tall variety produces tall spikes of bright yellow or white flowers in the springtime that attract bees and other pollinators. To ensure your Pachypodium Lamerei tall succulents thrive, make sure they receive plenty of light and have soil that drains quickly between waterings. This tall variety is not overly demanding when it comes to temperature - it prefers warm temperatures but is tolerant of some cold. Make sure to prune away dead leaves and stems regularly to help keep them looking their best over time! Additionally, while Pachypodium Lamerei tall succulents prefer soil that drains quickly between waterings, they are still relatively drought tolerant. However, be careful not to keep it overly dry for extended periods of time as this could lead to stunted growth or even death of your beautiful tall succulent!

 

Fire Sticks

The Fire Sticks tall succulent (Euphorbia tirucalli) is an evergreen perennial that can grow up to five feet tall in optimal conditions. This tall variety of succulent features long, slender stems that are densely packed with bright green leaves that can turn reddish-orange when exposed to direct sunlight. In the springtime, it produces tall clusters of small yellow flowers which attract bees and other pollinators. To ensure your Fire Sticks tall succulents thrive, make sure they receive plenty of light and have soil that drains quickly between waterings. In addition, supplemental fertilization will help keep them healthy and growing well - use a fertilizer specifically for cacti and succulents every two to four weeks during the growing season, ensuring to dilute it by half as per package instructions. Pruning away dead leaves and stems regularly will also help keep them looking their best over time!

 Fire Sticks tall succulent

Due to their unique characteristics, Fire Sticks tall succulents are great air purifiers - they are able to take in carbon dioxide at night and release oxygen into the air while also removing toxins such as formaldehyde, nitrogen oxides, xylene, and toluene from the environment. They are also highly drought tolerant; however it is still important to monitor how much water your Fire Stick tall succulent receives - too much or too little could lead to stunted growth or even death! While these tall succulents prefer warm temperatures throughout the year, be sure to bring them indoors if temperatures dip below 40 degrees Fahrenheit so as not to jeopardize their health.

 

Desert Rose

The Desert Rose tall succulent (Adenium obesum) is an evergreen shrub that can grow up to ten feet tall in optimal conditions. This tall variety of succulent is unique due to its thick trunk and branches that are densely packed with bright green leaves. In the springtime, it produces tall spikes of vibrant pink, red, or white flowers which attract bees and other pollinators. To ensure your Desert Rose tall succulents thrive, make sure they receive plenty of light during the day and have soil that drains quickly between waterings. To keep your cacti and succulents strong and flourishing, you should use a fertilizer designed specifically for those plants every two to four weeks during the growing season. When using this fertilizer, make sure to dilute it according to instructions on the packaging - usually half strength. Pruning away dead leaves and stems regularly will also help keep them looking their best over time!

Desert Rose tall succulent

Due to their exceptional drought tolerance, Desert Rose tall succulents are great choices for those living in dry climates or areas prone to draught. However, it is important not to leave them too dry for extended periods of time as this could lead to stunted growth or even death of your beautiful tall succulent! While these tall succulents prefer warm temperatures throughout the year, be sure to bring them indoors if temperatures dip below 40 degrees Fahrenheit so as not to jeopardize their health. Additionally, make sure not too expose them directly to intense summer sun as this could weaken their leaves and cause them to look wilted or burned. With proper care and maintenance you should have no problem encouraging your tall Desert Rose succulent reach its maximum potential height!

 

Conclusion

Tall succulents are a great addition to any garden, balcony or patio. From the tall Aeonium Arboreum with its striking rosettes of leaves to the tall Desert Rose with its vibrant pink and red flowers, tall succulents offer something for everyone. With proper care and maintenance you’ll be able to enjoy these tall beauties in your home or outdoor space all year round! Fire Sticks tall succulent is also an excellent choice if you're looking for air purifying plants that can thrive even during droughts; while Madagascar Palms are perfect for those who want a tropical look in their gardens without having too much work on upkeep. Snake Plant will bring an exotic vibe into your house, while Crassula Ovata's unique shape makes it stand out from other types of tall succulents. Whichever type of tall succulent you choose - make sure to give them enough light and water as well as occasional fertilization so they can reach their maximum potential height!

 Join us for part two of our series to meet six more exquisite Tall Succulents that will surely be a great addition to your garden!

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Jasmine Cooper

Hey succulent lovers! I'm Jasmine Cooper, a self-proclaimed succulent enthusiast and the voice behind this blog. My journey into the enchanting world of succulents began with a simple yet captivating gift: a small succulent pot. Over the years, I've dedicated countless hours to reading, researching, and immersing myself in everything succulent-related. My adventures have led me to collect an array of succulent planters and products, each adding a unique story to my ever-expanding succulent tapestry. Through this blog, I aim to share the knowledge and joy these remarkable plants have brought into my life, hoping to inspire and guide fellow enthusiasts and newcomers alike on their succulent journey.

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