Different succulents grow at different rates depending on the temperature. Some of them can become dormant and grow more slowly when the weather is too hot or too cold, and turn active again when the temperatures are ideal for their growth. Most succulent species tend to thrive in the temperate weather of the spring and fall.
SUMMER DORMANT
Adromischus
Aeonium
Aloe
Anacampseros
Astroloba
Avonia
Bowiea
Bulbine
Ceraria
Conophytum
Cotyledon
Crassula
Dioscorea
Dudleya
Fouqueria
Gasteria
Gibbaeum
Graptopetalum
Graptoveria
Haemanthus
Haworthia
Kalanchoe
Neohenricia
Othonna
Pachycormus
Pachyphytum
Pachyveria
Pelargonium
Peperomia
Portulacaria
Sansevieria
Sarcocaulon
Sedeveria
Sedum
Senecio
Stomatium
Sulcorebutia rauschii
Talinum
Tylecodon
WINTER DORMANT
Adenia
Adenium
Agave
Alluadia
Aloinopsis
Rubrolineata,
Brachystelma
Bursera
Calibanus
Ceropegia
Cissus
Cyphotstemma
Didieria
Dorstenia
Echeveria
Encephalartos
Euphorbia
Ficus
Fockea
Huernia
Ibervillea
Ipomoea
Jatropha
Lithops
Monadenium
Moringa
Operculicarya
Pachypodium
Pedilanthus
Plumeria
Pseudolithos
Pterodiscus
Raphionacme
Sempervivum
Siningia
Stapelianthus
Synadenium
Tillandsia
Titanopsis
Trichocaulon
Trichodiadema
Xerosicyos
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