Succulents are Low-Maintenance Landscaping Gems: Game Changers for Smart Landlords and Property Sellers
- Charlene Broy
- Jun 1
- 7 min read
Updated: 3 days ago
Did you know succulents are drought-tolerant, require minimal upkeep, and add modern visual appeal to properties? With their gem-like aesthetics and ease-of-care, you can use succulents as a practical solution for rental properties or sales listings.
A well-staged outdoor area, front yard, or backyard with succulents can increase property value while lowering landscaping costs. Through decreased water usage and minimal upkeep and maintenance needed—these succulent gems make properties more attractive to your renters or buyers.
Succulents can be easily planted either in the ground or in pots that make them ideal for landscape designing—or just collecting! Both renters and buyers will appreciate the vibrant color, unique texture, low-maintenance, enhanced curb appeal, reduced water costs, and modern aesthetic that only succulents can bring to a property. Here are a few ways you can enhance your property and increase its value by incorporating succulents.
Use succulents in landscape design. Potted succulents can be placed on top of decorative rock to immediately add curb appeal and aesthetics.
In-ground succulents require minimal water-maintenance due to their ability to retain water in their leaves and stems. Plant succulents in the ground for increased property value—and a pop of color!
In-ground Curio repens (commonly known as Blue chalksticks)—more sun exposure and less water tends to keep them blue. Photo: Courtesy of Charlene Broy for MrsGRents.com.
Add visual interest to your landscape by designing creative, eye-catching arrangements with succulents—perfect for DIY garden projects and crafting, with family and friends, or other succulent enthusiasts!
Add potted succulents to boost property value. Potted succulents offer a stylish, low-maintenance way to boost property value that attract both renters and buyers with their unique charm.
Potted succulents can enhance a common area of a rental property.
(🌵 Pro-tip: Succulents can easily be propagated once you have established, larger succulents. The leaves can be easily peeled off from the adult plant, set aside on potting soil, and allowed to grow its own roots. Succulents are very cost effective and can be reused in many different applications!)
Written by Charlene Broy
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Published: June 1, 2025
Charlene Broy is the founder and CEO of MrsGRents.com, a digital platform for real estate professionals and property owners. With a background in health science, digital media, and real estate entrepreneurship, she blends practical expertise with creative insight. As a blog writer for MrsGRents.com, Charlene shares tips on homeownership, property value, and lifestyle enhancements that empower readers to grow their investments and enjoy their spaces. Based in Southern California, Charlene is a writer who is passionate about real estate and gardening. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Health Science from Cal State Fullerton and her Master’s degree in Digital Media Management from USC. You can follow her on social media @CharleneBroy.
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