Botanical Name: Aloe dorotheae

Sunset aloe changes its color to light green in partial shade and fierce shiny red in full sun. The foliage develops white spikes beside its edges when exposed to bright light.

Have a look at some amazing Aloe varieties here

2. Kiwi Aeonium

Botanical Name: Aeonium haworthii ‘Dream Color’

Also known as ‘Dream Color,’ this showy succulent offers a rosette of spoon-shaped fleshy leaves with a creamy-yellow center that slowly changes into the bright pink-orange color with a thin rose-red band at the margins.

Here are the best Aeonium types you can grow

3. Red Pagoda

Botanical Name: Crassula capitella

This branching succulent has fleshy yellow-green leaves adorned in bright red tips. The color will get more intense in winter in response to cool nights and bright sun.

Tip: For best leaf color, provide full sun with some shade by saving the plant from mid-day heat during hot months.

4. Chocolate Sundae

Botanical Name: Sempervivum Heuffelii ‘Chocolate Sundae’

‘Chocolate Sundae’ offers beautiful rosettes with bright red tips and a lime-green center. The red hue turns more intense according to the season or when exposed to bright sunlight.

5. Red Rubin

Botanical Name: Sempervivum ‘Red Rubin’

‘Red Rubin’ has an evergreen rosette of fleshy emerald green foliage patterned with burgundy red tips. This variety changes its color with the season, which intensifies in cool climates.

6. Crosby’s Prolific

Botanical Name: Aloe ‘Crosby’s Prolific’

This beautiful succulent offers a rosette of deep green foliage with speckled skin and toothed edges. You can make it intense red by keeping the plant in bright sunlight and see the foliage changing color into exquisite orange-red!

7. Perle Von Nurnberg

Botanical Name: Echeveria ‘Perle Von Nurnberg’

This echeveria is popular for solitary green rosette that changes its color to purple-pink under direct sunlight. It looks great in small pots and works best as a tabletop plant.

Have a look at the best Echeveria types here

8. Raindrops

Botanical Name: Echeveria ‘Rain Drops’

This gorgeous variety has droplet-like globular bumps near the tips of light-green foliage with red edges. The leaves change color to red or pink in bright light and cold weather.

9. Transiens

Botanical Name: Haworthia transiens

This haworthia variety has a rosette of fleshy light green leaves. If you want to change the color, place it under full sun, and the leaves will turn brown-red with translucent edges!

10. Hummel’s Sunset

Botanical Name: Crassula ovata ‘Hummel’s Sunset’

‘Hummel’s Sunset’ was awarded by the Royal Horticultural Society in 1993 for its beautiful leaf color. It changes color from green to gold and red in winter.

Check out different types of jade plants here

11. Giant Jelly Bean

Botanical Name: Sedum lucidum ‘Obesum’

‘Obesum’ displays round, fat, glossy green foliage that turns into stunning cherry-red in full sun. The plant also forms star-shaped white blooms.

Check out more color-changing sedum varieties here

12. Voodoo

Botanical Name: Sedum spurium ‘Voodoo’

This showy plant makes for a great groundcover. It showcases evergreen foliage, which turns into a deep pink hue in the intense heat of summers with rose-pink flowers!

13. Melaco

Botanical Name: Echeveria ‘Melaco’

The bright green rosette of the plant changes its color to shiny brown-red when exposed to the sun. It also grows flowers in orange color that are bell-shaped!

14. Alpenglow

Botanical Name: Graptosedum ‘Alpenglow’

A hybrid, it is also a great plant for hanging baskets, thanks to its trailing stems. The rosette has a green hint, and the plant takes a brilliant hue of pink-red in bright sunlight and infrequent watering.

15. Pencil Cactus

Botanical Name: Euphorbia tirucalli

With thin pencil-like foliage, the plant looks quite a stunner with its green foliage. Expose it to bright sun and you’ll see it take a magnificent hue of red-orange.

16. Black Prince

Botanical Name: Echeveria ‘Black Prince’

The small and short rosette of this plant has a bright green color initially, which slowly turns into a shade of deep brown. Grow it in full sun and watch it transform!

17. Moonstones

Botanical Name: Pachyphytum oviferum

With its cute chubby leaves, this is a must-have plant in your succulent collection. The plant has silvery blue-green leaves that turn to pink-purple in prolonged sun exposure.

18. Paddle Plant

Botanical Name: Kalanchoe luciae

The plant has smooth to touch flat leaves that are initially green in color. If you want the foliage to be in the shade of red-pink, keep it in sunlight for long!

Have a look at some great Kalanchoe varieties here

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