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With their exotic looks, unique colors, and rarity, these Most Expensive Succulents in the World will appease all who wish to add a touch of luxury and rarity to their home.
Koelmaniorum Haworthia
Haworthia koelmaniorum is a slow-growing, small succulent known as Haworthiopsis koelmaniorum. It is a native of South Africa and can grow to 3-4 inches. The leaves are reddish brown and grow in tight rosettes.
Onion Haworthia
It is a very uncommon solitary plant that cannot produce offsets. This is very attractive in the dormant phase in summer. During the dormant season, the dead white leaf tips remain shut in a tight umbrella-like canopy that covers the plant entirely.
Little Jewel
Cherished for fleshy blue-green and smooth leaves, the Little Jewel can be a fantastic addition to tabletops. The plant loves the shining sun and well-draining soil.
Peyote
The Peyote is a spineless miniature cactus native to Mexico. Thriving in warm regions and bearing white-pink blooms, the succulent is highly sought out due to its hallucinogenic nature, as it contains Mescaline, a psychedelic.
The plant is also considered illegal, only available for consumption to the members of the Native American Church.
Living Pebbles
Living Pebble is a small blooming plant that adores sunlight and is drought-resistant. With an exotic look and rarity, it will be cheaper to grow from seeds.
Seven Star Cactus
The Seven Star Cactus is a phenomenal indoor plant since it can live without water for several weeks. It has dark green leaves and also grows red-orange flowers.
Trachyandra Tortilis
Trachyandra tortilis is another interesting kind of succulent that instantly grabs eyeballs. All credit to the coil-like attractive leaves of this plant native to Madagascar and South Africa.
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