1) 0:37 Aloe vera 2) 0:47 Zebra plant 3) 0:55 Mother of millions 4) 1:04 Jade plant 5) 1:13 Bear paws plant 6) 1:20 Donkey's tail 7) 1:28 Tiger aloe 8) 1:37 String of Pearl's 9) 1:46 Paddle plant 10) 1:54 Gasteria 11) 2:02 Lace aloe 12) 2:09 Snake plant 13) 2:16 Kiwi Aeonium 14) 2:26 Flaming katy 15) 2:33 Fox tail agave 16) 2:41 Devils backbone 17) 2:49 Conophytum 18) 2:57 Wax plant 19) 3:06 Crown of thorns 20) 3:12 ZZ plants 21) 3:20 String of bananas 22) 3:28 Aptenia 23) 3:36 Spider agave 24) 3:44 Molded wax agave 25) 3:52 Crassula 26) 3:59 Sedum spurium 27) 4:08 Woodland stonecrop 28) 4:16 Finger jade 29) 4:24 Lifesaver cactus 30) 4:31 Rassulaceae 31) 4:39 Fairy washboard 32) 4:48 Candle plant 33) 4:55 Panda plant 34) 5:03 Senecio 35) 5:12 Ponytail palm 36) 5:22 Fairy washboard 37) 5:28 Haworthia Margaritifera 38) 5:35 sansevieraia parva 39) 5:43 rhipsalis 40) 5:52 platvcerium 41) 5:58 holiday cacti 42) 6:05 spider plant This took me 30 minutes at 1:52 am.

All of them are beautiful thank you for sharing ❤

Beautiful. Some of these I have trouble with growing in low light areas. They tend to stretch a bit if not given the correct light. Remember to adjust your methods depending on your situation. Everyone's growing environment is different depending where you live and where your plants located🤗

Beautiful plants! Thanks for the collection.

Antes de assistir ja estou atenta em ver amo suculentas são frágeis mas de vida e beleza duraveis.sabendo cuidar estarão sempre muito lindas!❤

Gawd i love cacti and succulents.... and im a burly dude!! Lol!! They sometimes look so alien, yet grow and propagate so cool. I have a cactus collection, and my wife has some really cool succulents! You should see her mom's Jade, it looks like a miniature tree.... seriously monstrously cool Jade.

Beautiful , amazing collections of succulent plants thank you for sharing I like all your collections

Nice and wonderful plants.

Excellent so beautiful all plants

In my experience, aloe vera does etiolated when it doesn't receive sunlight 🤷🏾‍♀️

Thanks to the person who created timestamps. Based on this list, this is my experience…keep in mind, grow lights are your friend too. 😊 when I say “in a window”, I’m also referring to the use of artificial lights. 1) Aloe vera - not good for indoors; 50/50 if it’ll live, needs a VERY bright window w minimal H2O. 2) 0:47 Zebra plant - YES, _Haworthia_ is a good choice for indoors, even if not sunny. 3) 0:55 Mother of millions - will rot & disintegrate if kept indoors, even in a window. 4) 1:04 Jade plant - 50/50. Maybe it’ll adjust, maybe it’ll die. 5) 1:13 Bear paws plant - 50/50 Maybe… leaning towards no. It’s more likely to die inside than the jade. 6) 1:20 Donkey's tail - 50/50, outdoors, needs shade; indoors must be in a bright window or it’s gone. 7) 1:28 Tiger aloe - probably not good inside; prefers outdoors bright indirect light. 8) 1:37 String of Pearls - 50/50. MUST be in a bright window inside, with light coming from ABOVE. Or else the arrangement gets patchy “bald spots”.. Outside, bright shade or indirect light. Needs the airflow of outside too. 9) 1:46 Paddle plant - NOT appropriate for inside, like, at all. Won’t get the colors either. 10) 1:54 Gasteria - YES, a good shade choice for indoors. 11) 2:02 Lace aloe - 50/50, might be ok in a window. 12) 2:09 Snake plant - YES, we know this works, but surprisingly they like some light, and I have many outdoors in full sun. Bloom frequently. 13) 2:16 Kiwi Aeonium - not a good indoor plant, and will lose all the colors that give it its name. Unless under lights. 14) 2:26 Flaming katy - sold as a houseplant but really needs to be under lights or in a window. 15) 2:33 Fox tail agave - NOT a houseplant. Gets massive and needs sun. Or outdoor shade. 16) 2:41 Devils backbone - NOT a houseplant; needs sun for colors, good airflow and cool nights. 17) 2:49 Conophytum - Maybe, if under lights or window, but usually not a good choice. 18) 2:57 Wax plant - must be under lights or in a window for Hoyas to survive. Light is key. Outdoors, bright indirect light, protected from harsh sun. 19) 3:06 Crown of thorns - 50/50 I’ve seen it work but also it’s similar to the devils backbone. Needs cool nights and airflow. 20) 3:12 ZZ plants - YES, but don’t get it twisted, still needs indirect light! 21) 3:20 String of bananas - See string of pearls. But this one is more likely to die inside. 22) 3:28 Aptenia - NOT good inside at all. Needs sun all day. 23) 3:36 Spider agave - 50/50 it is a shade loving species, but outside. Indoors, no agave is truly gonna be happy. 24) 3:44 Molded wax agave - this is Echeveria agavoides. Not necessarily the best inside. 50/50 25) 3:52 Crassula - just not good inside, at all, unless under lights or a sunny window all day. 26) 3:59 Sedum spurium - a fully outside plant! 27) 4:08 Woodland stonecrop - another fully outside plant! 28) 4:16 Finger jade - 50/50 29) 4:24 Lifesaver cactus - 50/50 30) 4:31 Rassulaceae - not sure what this is, you mean “Crassulaceae”? Majority of this list falls under that family actually. 31) 4:39 Fairy washboard - YES, another _Haworthia_ so good for shade or inside. 32) 4:48 Candle plant- not so much, 50/50 but better outside. 33) 4:55 Panda plant - YES, but only under lights or a sunny window. 34) 5:03 Senecio - NONE! Outside outside outside! Or they die. 35) 5:12 Ponytail palm - Nope, maybe under lights but I’m gonna say no. 36) 5:22 Fairy washboard - …. 37) 5:28 Haworthia Margaritifera - YES 38) 5:35 sansevieraia parva - YES 39) 5:43 rhipsalis - YES but still needs a bright indirect spot 40) 5:52 platvcerium - YES but still needs some light 41) 5:58 holiday cacti - YES but still needs some indirect light 42) 6:05 spider plant - it’s 50/50. Lots of ppl grow it indoors but it’s happiest in bright shade outside.

LOVED ❤ how you put down all the names!! Thanks!😘

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Very nice plants thank,s for share

I don't think aloe vera is an indoor plant. My aloe vera plant turned yellow without sun. And, Yes! I've seen many succulents doing well without the sun. Thank you so much 🙂🌿

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Thank you so much!!!❤

Amazing flowers

These were awesome thank you. It's not Holiday cactus it's specifically a Christmas cactus.

I love them all😍

Nice succs plants!

Wonderful Plant

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Thanks for sharing.

So beautiful succulents.

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Zebra plant is the best for me.

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I love succulents I started collecting them...

Superb

Zebra plant and donkey's tail r my fav

Interesting vlog

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Thanks for the wonderful info. Haworthias are the best succulent that i like the most for shaded areas.

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Super

You wrote Fairy Washboard two times but the picture different

What is full shade One side of my 2 storey house has full sun from morning till evening. Is that full sun? One side is hid from the sun from morning till evening. Is that full shade or low light or indirect sunlight? I have carport in the middle of my yard, it casts shade all day, I can still see and read under it when I lie down there out of sun. Is that full shade indirect sunlight or? I have a windowless fibro shed, I can still clearly see my way round in the daytime. Is that fullshade low light or indirect sunlight?

Love the zebra plant

Devils backbone looks amazing

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Beautiful creation and xcellant presentation . Most interesting part , how to collect the god gifted succulent plants . a fter purchasing the plant , D ue to many reason failed to survive.

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You need to define low light...? Low light means a place that difficult to read in. These are all succulents that can be grown indoors but need some bright indirect light/sunlight to synthesize the water in their leaves. True low light plants are those that have rhizomes to storewater ie Sansaveria, ZZ plant etc.

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Ok so…I think there should be “fine print” or some light disclaimers on this video. There is a difference, between growing plants inside of a home or building, & growing them OUTDOORS, in the shade, or under some protected area. Even outdoor “shade” is considered “bright shade”, or “bright indirect”light… because of reflected sunlight off of pavement, cars, buildings, windows, and more. Plus they’re just not that far from the actual sunlight outside. Most of the time. But indoor conditions are way different. Basically, as good as darkness, no matter how bright it may seem to you. Unless there is a lot of blinding, reflected light streaming inside through your windows, like off of parked cars, neighbors’ windows, etc. It sounds random, but it does help. However, it won’t save your plants being grown inside - unless the plants are kept right up AGAINST a window at all times. Or on a window sill or something. Preferably eastern or southern exposure, but west or north works too. Otherwise, it’s likely they’ll not make it. And also, light isn’t the only issue many of these species have with growing indoors. It’s the lack of airflow, the natural wind and breeze that helps control many pests and mold issues. Even next to an open window isn’t enough. And if it’s freezing where you are, can’t open a window… indoor heating and air conditioning is also very dehydrating for plants. Many succulents, surprisingly, require cooler nighttime temps to be stable, as well.

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Crassula needs 6 hours direct sunlight per day or it'll die, I learned it the hard way.

Alovera does need direct light.. its not a indoor plant.. right?

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