If you have a yellow flowering succulent that you loved, surely you can now think of others that also have the same. If we add to this the fact that this type of plant with this color of flowers is said to attract luck and money, do you want to know what there is?
Well said and well done, here is a selection of yellow flowering succulents you might want to have in your home. Take a look at each of them!
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Fabiola Echeveria
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The Echeveria Fabiola is one of the most beautiful there is. And although the flowers are not completely (completely) yellow, if you look at the photos you will see that outside they are pink, but inside they are yellow.
As for its maintenance, this succulent is quite easy. It is a rosette of fleshy leaves that requires a lot of light, little watering and a little attention to the temperature of the environment. It will bloom in spring and summer, with a flower stem (sometimes double) from which bell-shaped flowers of these colors will emerge.
Echeveria derenbergii
Another of the echeverias to consider if you want a succulent with yellow flowers is this one. It looks a lot like Fabiola echeveria, but in this case the flowers are yellow on the outside with some reddish touches. As for the leaves, when the sun hits them, they usually have reddish tips. This gives it a special touch, since the edge of these turns red which contrasts with the darker green that they acquire.
The flowers also emerge from one flower stalk (sometimes several) and will be campanulate but erect (they only fall if the weight causes them to sag).
Faucaria tigrin
We continue with succulents with yellow flowers with this one. This is not a common succulent, only collectors of these plants pay attention to itbut if you are one of them, you will see that it has a body made up of several leaves that end in spikes (although these do not usually prick).
Inside these leaves, and in the center of the plant, forms a floral stem from which completely yellow flowers emerge, with very abundant and narrow petals.
Fenestraria rhopalophylla ssp. aurantiaca
This succulent with yellow flowers, commonly called fenestraria (dry) is native to Africa and consists of thin columns that clump together at their ends. It is from the joints of these stems that the flower stems emerge. But be careful, don’t be fooled.
And it is that, when the cocoon begins to show the petals, you will see them pink and as they grow, inside you will see that they are yellow.
When the flower finishes opening, it will have lost this pink tone to give way to a very striking bright yellow or even orange (especially in contrast with the green of the plant).
Hatiora salicornioides
This plant with tree-like stems and finger-like leaves will catch your eye. Typically they are green (although if the sun hits them they can change the hue to a more reddish hue. In addition, during the flowering period, it is normal for it to produce yellow flowers. (or yellow and orange), thus attracting money and success.
As far as care is concerned, you must bear in mind that, although it needs sun, if you expose it too much and with high temperatures, it can easily burn or lose. In addition, it requires a little more abundant watering than other succulents (you will notice this because the “fingers” begin to wrinkle and lose their strength).
Lithops lesliei
The Lithops lesliei has the ability to flower in autumn, and it is true that it will open the flower only 2-3 hours in the afternoon (the rest of the time it will be closed). But it will last you about a week. And what color do you think the flowers are? Well yes, yellow.
It is characterized by being composed of many yellow but white petals in the center of the flower, from which the pistils will emerge, grouped and white until they begin to turn yellow.
Machairophyllum bijlii
This succulent with yellow flowers will hold your attention because it is a plant composed of fleshy and elongated leaves., ending in a dot, which can expand in different directions (it’s a bit chaotic in that sense) or twist. But what brings us here and why we tell you about it is because in spring and summer you will have flowers composed of very fine petals and yellow in color (in the center they are a little white or with a tint very pale yellow).
acre of sedum
Sedum acre is characterized by more or less thick stems as if they were pillars. However, during the flowering season they throw yellow five-petalled flowers at the ends. In fact, it’s quite a sight to watch them.
Senecio kleiniiformis
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Senecio kleiniiformis, like many senecios, has a curious shape. It will look like a succulent and at the same time not. This is made up of stems from which come out elongated leaves with a particular shape. In addition, it produces quite long flower stalks, of which, at the end, it has many buds which, when opened, will reveal tiny yellow flowers.
yellow leaf kalanchoe
If what you want is a plant more like a normal plant (leaves and flowers), you can opt for kalanchoe. As you know, these can give flowers of several colors: orange, red, white… and yes, also yellow.
They are very easy to maintain and the leaves will appear waxy. It requires slightly higher humidity than other succulents, but in return it will bloom all year round.
echeveria pulidonis
This red-edged echeveria is one of the prettiest with all-yellow, bell-shaped flowers. It will bloom in spring and summer, and because it is made up of a rosette, it will easily round off and you can shoot off shoots from it to plant new ones.
As you can see, there are no succulents with yellow flowers, in fact you can come across a lot of them. How about forming a band so that success and money come to your house and stay there forever?