Heart-shaped succulents are becoming a popular choice among plant lovers because of their appealing foliage, which resembles nature’s love notes. Every variety displays its distinct beauty, from the charming String of Hearts (Ceropegia woodii) to the passionate Heart Leaf Hoya (Hoya kerrii ‘Variegata’).
These amazing plants, such as Million Hearts (Dischidia ruscifolia) and Emerald Ripple Peperomia (Peperomia caperata), add a touch of sophistication and natural beauty to interior spaces.
Different Types of Heart Shaped Succulents
Candlestick Plant
Adenia stylosa, the scientific name for the Candlestick Plant, is a pachycaul shrub with a tangle of twisted succulent stems. Its unusual foliage consists of dark green to purple-violet leaves with dark red veins that resemble hearts or bells. The Candlestick Plant is an unusual addition to succulent collections, displaying the fascinating diversity of nature with its unique combination of twisted stalks and brilliant foliage.
Million Hearts
Dischidia ruscifolia, or million hearts as it is formally called, is a gorgeous jewel with thin, stiff green branches. Dense pairs of heart-shaped green leaves adorn these shoots, making for an eye-catching show. The plant is a pleasant addition to any indoor environment, showing nature’s artistic talent in the form of a million little hearts. Its special attractiveness is found in its beautiful arrangement.
Sweetheart Hoya
Sweetheart Hoya, scientifically known as Hoya kerrii, is a semi-succulent marvel characterized by bright green leaves cascading along long vining stems. Often sold as a single-leaf plant, each leaf bears a distinctive heart shape, adding a touch of natural charm. Its elegant and enduring foliage makes Sweetheart Hoya a beloved choice among plant enthusiasts.
Living Pebble
Conophytum bilobum, the scientific name for the small, stemless succulent known as “Living Pebble,” has heart-shaped lobes that are a brilliant shade of green and are frequently accented by a thin purple or red line at the top. This adorable succulent surprises with lovely blossoms despite its little size, bringing a nice touch of nature’s artistic ability to its already alluring presence.
Cheyenne
Large, ruffled leaves give cheyenne, scientifically known as Echeveria ‘Cheyenne,’ a distinctive and unusual appearance. The plant’s intriguing blossoms, which form a lovely heart shape, add to its attraction. Cheyenne is a lovely addition to any succulent collection, drawing attention with its natural grace and heart-shaped flowers and textured foliage.
Little Messy
Little Messy, also known as Sedum ‘Little Missy,’ is a plant with small, heart-shaped, ovate, or spherical leaves with pale green borders that have a lovely pop of pink. This adorable succulent draws attention with its fine details and subdued color changes despite its diminutive size. Little Messy is a great option for succulent aficionados as it provides a bit of beauty and whimsy to any room.
String of Hearts
Ceropegia woodii, a scientific name for String of Hearts, is an evergreen succulent that has trailing vines with delicate leaves shaped like hearts on them. The leaves have an eye-catching combination of dark green and silvery marbling on their upper surfaces, and green to purple on their undersides. Plant aficionados love this pretty succulent because of its distinctive leaf design and gently cascading tendrils, which lend an air of elegance.
Heart Leaf Hoya
Among succulents with a heart shape, Heart Leaf Hoya, or Hoya kerrii ‘Variegata,’ is the most dominant species. In particular, the variegated variety exhibits a core decoration of creamy-yellow or white variegation on its magnificent brilliant green leaves. With its distinctive and attractive foliage, this plant stands out as the pinnacle of botanical elegance.
Emerald Ripple Peperomia
The Emerald Ripple Peperomia, or Peperomia caperata as it is officially named, is a fascinating semi-succulent epiphyte that is often grown indoors. Its highly veined, undulating, and wrinkled heart-shaped leaves, which have a rich, dark green color, are what give it its distinctive beauty. There is a pleasing visual contrast created by the leaves’ graceful perching on stalks that have a hint of scarlet.
Crassula Pellucida
A little succulent with smooth, spreading, or flat branches, Crassula Pellucida is also known by its scientific name, Crassula pellucida subsp. marginalis. It has a sweet appearance thanks to its tiny, green, fleshy heart-shaped leaves. This low-growing succulent is perfect for tiny places because it stays small and grows wonderfully in small pots. It adds a delightful touch to any indoor or outdoor environment.
