Gonialoe varietyegata (Tiger Aloe), also known as Aloe veritas, is small stemless succulent. It has 18 to 24 dark green leaves. Haworthia arista, previously Aloe sladeniana was a small succulent which forms small, cylindrical rosettes of green. Haworthia Kegani is a small succulent with dark green and dark chocolate leaves. Glottiphyllum despressum (Tongue Plant), small succulent plants that form compact, moderately branching groups of low clustered rosettes. Glottiphyllum carbnosum is compact succulent with yellow-green to blue-green leaves.

There is no guarantee that every succulent you plant will succeed. The amount of sunlight that your plant will need will vary throughout the year. See my post on how succulents are planted to learn how each of these items work together. You can find a lot more inspiration at the San Diego Botanical Garden. Reduce the amount you water after your cactus pads have developed a root system. For this reason, it is important to adhere to the watering guidelines. Your succulent's health is affected by factors like sunlight, soil, and pots. You can adapt the guidelines to suit your local climate.

A: Most succulent species require at least four to six hours sunlight daily. Crassula selembryanthemoides should be grown in low-light indoor environments. A grow light will help ensure the succulent receives enough light to develop and grow properly. Euphorbia lactea variegata should be watered when the soil is dry, but the plant won't thrive during long periods of draught like many other cacti do.

Sempervivum. Arachnoideum. 'Emily'. This succulent is beautiful and produces light pink flowers and bright lavender around May. It would last until September. The Sedum palmeri (Guatemalan Mini) is a small succulent with green leaves and slightly serrated margins. Sedum simrosanum, a small succulent, forms rosettes from thick, grey-green to rose colored leaves, with pink margins.