Want to jazz up your dining table?
Succulents are perfect!
They’re easy to care for and look amazing. Discover how to choose and display succulents for a fresh, stylish dining space.
Ready to make your table pop?
Let’s get started!
Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera is not just a pretty face; it also packs a healing punch!
Keep this succulent on your dining table for its air-purifying abilities and handy gel for minor cuts.
Jade Plant
The Jade Plant, or “money tree,” is said to bring good luck and prosperity.
Plus, its glossy leaves add a chic touch to your dining area!
String of Pearls
This funky-looking succulent adds character with its trailing, bead-like leaves.
Perfect for a unique centerpiece that’s bound to catch everyone’s eye!
Haworthia
Haworthia has cute rosettes that look like tiny sculptures, making it an adorable addition to your dining table.
It’s low-maintenance too—making hosting easy!
Echeveria
Echeverias are both stylish and diverse, coming in a variety of colors and shapes.
They can really jazz up your dining experience with vibrant pops of color!
Snake Plant
While technically not a traditional succulent, the Snake Plant is an indoor favorite for its sleek lines and air-purifying powers.
It’ll give your dining space a modern vibe without any fuss.
Houseleeks (Sempervivum)
Houseleeks are hardy little plants that can handle neglect.
Their rosette shapes make them super cute for decorating small pots right on your table.
Crassula Ovata (Jade Tree)
Not to be confused with the regular Jade Plant, this guy has thick stems that resemble small trees.
It adds a quirky element to your dining decor and signifies harmony and balance.
Calancohe
With its fleshy leaves and vibrant blooms, Calancohe brings life to any tabletop.
It’s perfect for those hustle-and-bustle meal times since it’s fairly low-maintenance!
Panda Plant (Kalanchoe tomentosa)
The Panda Plant sports fuzzy leaves with cool markings that make it stand out.
Add this fun succulent to your table for a little whimsical flair!
