Succulent plants have been increasingly popular in the flower market in recent years due to their unique shapes and easy maintenance. With the popularity of succulent plants, there are many varieties and complex classifications. This article will provide a detailed analysis of the classification of succulent flowers to help you quickly become an expert in succulent flowers.
Overview of the classification of succulent flower varietiesThere are many varieties of succulent flowers, which can be mainly divided into the following categories:
1. Aizoaceae succulents
The Aizoaceae is one of the most widespread families of succulents, including Crassulaceae, Stonecrop family, Hyacinthaceae, etc. The characteristics of these succulents are that their leaves are fleshy, they grow slowly, and they come in various shapes.
2. Rosaceae succulents
Rosaceae succulents include cacti, cacti, and cactus whips, etc. The characteristics of these succulents are spines or spines, unique shapes, and strong adaptability.
3. Iris succulents
Iris succulents include Liliaceae, Asparagaceae, etc. The characteristics of these succulents are that their leaves are thin and long, they have rich flower colors, and they have high ornamental value.
4. Aloe succulents
Aloe succulents include Amaryllidaceae, Liliaceae, etc. The characteristics of these succulents are that their leaves are fleshy, they have bright flower colors, and they have high ornamental value.
Detailed explanation of the classification of succulent flower varieties1. Aizoaceae succulents
(1) Crassulaceae: such as Sedum, Sedum, etc., with fleshy leaves, various shapes, cold and drought resistant.
(2) Stonecrop family: such as Stonecrop, Lily, etc., with fleshy leaves, rich flower colors, and high ornamental value.
(3) Hyacinthaceae: such as Hyacinth, Green Cloud, etc., with fleshy leaves, bright flower colors, and unique shapes.
2. Rosaceae succulents
(1) Cactaceae: such as cactus, cactus, etc., with obvious spines or spines, various shapes, and strong adaptability.
(2) Cactus whip family: such as cactus whip, cactus棒, etc., with fleshy leaves, unique shapes, and high ornamental value.
3. Iris succulents
(1) Liliaceae: such as lilies, onions, etc., with thin and long leaves, rich flower colors, and high ornamental value.
(2) Asparagaceae: such as Asparagus, Agave, etc., with thin and long leaves, unique shapes, and high ornamental value.
4. Aloe succulents
(1) Amaryllidaceae: such as onions, daffodils, etc., with fleshy leaves, bright flower colors, and high ornamental value.
(2) Liliaceae: such as lilies, Aloe, etc., with fleshy leaves, rich flower colors, and high ornamental value.
Selection and maintenance of succulent flower varietiesWhen selecting succulent flower varieties, the following points should be considered:
1. Choose varieties based on personal preferences, such as those who love rich colors can choose Liliaceae, Iris, etc.
2. Consider the maintenance conditions, such as light, water, etc., and choose varieties that are strong and easy to maintain.
3. Pay attention to the matching of varieties, such as choosing succulents with different shapes and colors to make the whole succulent plant combination more ornamental.
There are many varieties and complex classifications of succulent flowers. Through the classification and detailed explanation of succulent flower varieties, I believe you have a deeper understanding of succulent flowers. During the maintenance process, pay attention to the growth characteristics of succulent flowers, choose the right varieties, and create a beautiful home for your succulent plants.