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title: "Can any of these succulents I have be planted together?"
description: "Can any of these succulents I have be planted together?"
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community: "The Cactus & Succulent Circle"
author: "Kim"
published: "2025-10-17T01:53:58.862719Z"
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# Can any of these succulents I have be planted together?

_Posted by Kim on 2025-10-17_

Can any of these succulents I have be planted together?

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## 6 comments

### Phil commented on 2025-10-17

What is the upper left? As for the others, I think you may be ok. The two sedums for sure. The panda and jelly bean I would plant to the back of the arrangement so they get a little less light. But they all need a lot of very bright light.

### Phil commented on 2025-10-17

Here are some of mine all growing under similar lights.

![Attachment 1 of 2](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/OWAkyZxcZtwxk-v_HG7sG7i-GaZeWOFpvbl_VkIbhkY/L31yU9CsS1yfbS8BjwzE8w.webp?size=large)

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### Kim commented on 2025-10-17

Your succulents are GORGEOUS! It looks like most of them are in individual pots.

### Phil commented on 2025-10-17

Thank you. I do have several planters with different plants. In my earlier post, second pic is a planter with jelly bean, an echeveria, and a pachyphytum. And the panda planter is four different types of pandas. Here are pics of a few more. I have fun making them and deciding what plants will work together. Have fun designing yours.

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#### OzzPaws replied on 2025-10-17

Gorgeous! Love the colors!😍 How long have you had these arrangements for? Usually any succulents I’ve had don’t stay small like these appear for long. Is there any soil mix below the pebbles?

### Phil commented on 2025-10-17

First pic, blue bowl in back, third pic display are from February. Last pic which is only two plants is from January. The one with cactus is from July. They are all much larger now. The blue pot is almost filled. When I plant them, I always leave growing room. The top is just decorative dressing. Soil is mostly Jacks Gritty mix with some organic amendments. And these pics I just took.

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