Succulents are a great addition to any garden, indoors or outdoors. They do well in many different types of environments and can be placed anywhere you want to color! Red succulents are even more versatile because they come in lots of shapes, sizes, and colors.
This blog post will show you some beautiful red succulent plants that brighten your environment with attractive flowers and leaves. They are a great addition to any garden or space and can even brighten up your home. Red flowers and leaves add color and life, showing the world how colorful nature is!
Table Of Contents showHere are 14 beautiful red succulent plants for you to enjoy:
Red Sedum
Red Sedum is a succulent that has small prostrate stems that can grow up to 24 inches. Red Sedum’s leaves are red and green with flowers that appear in summer and fall. Red Sedums grow in USDA zones 3-9 and come in various colors: black, pink, yellow, yellow-green, white, maroon, white-pink, or red-white. Red Sedums need full sun or partial shade and will also do well in containers. Red Sedum plants are hardy and can tolerate drought conditions without too many problems. Red sedums are one of the most attractive succulents for your garden because they come in many colors!
Red Agave
Red agave is one of the most well-known succulents because it is popularized in tequila production from Mexico! Red agave comes from southern Mexico and grows best with hot temperatures between 75 degrees F (23 C) during the day and 50 degrees F (15 C) at night. Red agaves are also drought tolerant but need water regularly throughout their first year of growth until they become more established. Red agaves originally came from desert-like climates where they had to survive on little water. Red agaves are very easy to maintain and can be planted in containers or outside.
Red Prickly Pear Cactus
Red prickly pear cacti come from the desert-like climate of North America, Mexico, South America, and Australia. Red prickly pears grow best with full sun during the day. Red prickly pear cacti also do not require too much water since they are naturally used to living through long periods of drought before being domesticated into our gardens! The red flower that appears on this plant is what gives it its name, as well as giving life back into your garden after a hot summer day spent under the unforgiving sun!
Red Hot Poker Plant
The red hot poker plant comes originally from the South African region and has become one of the most popular ornamental plants across Europe! Red hot poker plants are drought tolerant once they develop their long roots, but they will need regular watering during their first year. Red Hot Poker Plants like full sun or partial shade conditions with well-drained soil. Red hot poker plants also do not require too much attention after they start growing because this plant does best when left on its own to grow up strong without competition for resources from weeds in your garden area!
Red Echeveria
Red Echeverias are a genus of succulent plants that are native to Mexico. They are referred to as “live stones” because they can change color depending on their soil type. They grow best under light shade conditions with well-draining soil. Red Echeverias also do not require much attention once it starts growing. They will quickly take over your garden space with their long-lasting blooms throughout the summer. Don’t worry about deadheading Red Echeverias or pruning Red Echiverias after summertime is over since they work best when allowed to die down naturally before new growth emerges from below ground during springtime each year!
Red Crassula
Red Crassulas is a genus of succulent plants that can tolerate extreme heat and sun. Red Crassulas grow best in well-draining soil and part sun conditions with temperatures up to 113 degrees Fahrenheit. Red Crassulas also do not require too much attention once it starts growing. This plant will establish itself quickly in your garden space with its long-lasting blooms throughout summer. There is no need to prune your Red Crassula Plants after the summer season is over since they work best when allowed to die down naturally before new growth emerges from below ground the following spring.
Red Crassula is popular in New Zealand and Australia. It is a low-maintenance plant that can be planted throughout the summer months until late fall. Red Crassulas can be treated as an annual since Red crassula seeds do not store well over winter conditions. They also work great in flower gardens or mixed borders with perennials during spring and summer, followed by gold foliage before the frost.
Red Pagoda
A Red Pagoda is also another Red succulent used in a wide variety of garden settings. They are popular plants in North America. Red Pagoda care is similar to Red Echeverias or Red sempervivum plants which means they are easy to grow and maintain. They are attractive plants covered in bright red-colored flowers clusters.
Chocolate Sundae Succulent
The chocolate sundae succulent is a beautiful shade of reddish-brown that’s very elegant. The profile is long and thin with narrow, oblong leaves that are sharp-edged, curved, and pointy. It hangs out most of the time, but it can grow up to 24 inches tall if given enough room to stretch out. It doesn’t do well in bright sunlight so try to keep it indoors or near a window to get plenty of light. You’ll also want to make sure it doesn’t sit in water because the plant hates sitting in water for extended periods.
Red Cylindropuntia Echinocarpa
Red Cylindropuntia Echinocarpa Care is similar to Red Sempervivum Plants, which means they are easy to grow and maintain. They are perfect for adding color to your garden. Its flowers range from white blooms with purple centers up to deep reds.
Red Sempervivum (Hens & Chicks)
Red sempervivums are a succulent type plant that originates from Europe. Commonly called hens and chicks because they are made up of individual plants with a tight cluster of offsets at the base. Red sempervivums can be used in any garden because they do well in sunny or shady areas and require relatively little maintenance. This plant adds color to any garden, indoors or outdoors!
Royal Red Succulent
The Royal Red Succulent is a beautiful Red succulent with brilliant dark red leaves that contrasts nicely with the light green stems. It thrives in sunny locations, and Red madagascariensis plants require minimal watering. They can grow up to 60 inches tall and 30 inches wide. Red madagascariensis is one of the most popular Red succulents for beginners because it can tolerate any soil, has attractive flowers, favors moist soil, and doesn’t require much maintenance.
Red-Headed Irishman Succulent
The Red-Headed Irishman (Sarracenia psittacina) is a Red succulent with Red and White-tipped leaves. Red-headed Irishman plants grow best in shady areas, and Red-headed Irishman plants grow three to four inches tall and require damp wet soil. Red-headed Irishmen can be grown inside or outside the home, but They do not tolerate direct sunlight, so they need an area of high shade.
It’s important to note that Red-headed Irishmans do not like to be kept out of water for long periods. Red-headed Irishman plants have Red and White-tipped leaves. Red-Headed Irishman grow three to four inches tall Red-Headed Irishmen Require Damp, Wet Soil And Do Not Tolerate Direct Sunlight Which Is Why They Need An Area Of High Shade.
Red Burst Succulent
The Red Burst Succulent, also known as Red Cotyledon, is a Red succulent with Red and White-tipped leaves. Red Burst Succulents grow best in shady areas, and Red Burst Succulents grow three to four inches tall Red Burst Succulents require moist soil and do not tolerate direct sunlight; Red Burst plants have Red and White-tipped leaves. Red Burst plants grow three to four inches tall and require moist soil. They do not tolerate direct sunlight.
Red Crassula (Jade Plant)
The Red crasella is a low-maintenance succulent that doesn’t require much care, making it one of the most popular plants for beginners to grow as houseplants or outdoors in gardens. In addition, it can tolerate drought, which means this plant works well in low water Gardena. The red crassula’s blooms range from white blooms with purple centers up to deep reds. They’re also perfect for adding color in flower gardens or mixed borders during springtime!
