Cacti & Succulents
Desert Jewels for Your Home or Patio
Cacti & Succulents have been exploding in popularity over the last decade, and it’s no wonder why: These low-maintenance, no-fuss plants come in endless shapes and sizes. They bring a desert aesthetic to any space, and work wonderfully when mixed and matched together.
Louisiana Nursery has fully embraced succulent enthusiasts with everything from inexpensive “Itty-Bitty” plugs to mature combo-pieces. Plus, our expert buyers are always on the hunt for rare-plants and new varieties (and the cutest pots to go-with)!
Whether you’re trying to build a desert oasis, a low-maintenance terrarium, or just find some rare cacti & succulents, Louisiana Nursery has the highest quality, widest-assortment in the greater Baton Rouge area!
Do not be a hovering plant parent. Let your plant dry out between waterings. The most common-made mistake is over-watering.
Succulent Families (Genera)

Aloe Vera
Medicinal succulent prized for its soothing gel. Easy-care with spiky, green leaves, thrives in bright light and needs infrequent watering.

Haworthia
Tiny marvels with unique patterns and textures. Compact succulents with rosette-like formations, often adorned with pearly dots or stripes. Easy-care and low-light tolerant, perfect for adding intrigue to your indoor garden.

Crassula
Diverse succulents with thick, water-storing leaves. Popular houseplants thanks to their iconic jade plant, unique stacked varieties, and vibrant colors - easy care for dry conditions.

Echeveria
Rosette royalty with stunning shapes and colors. Dazzling variety from spiky agavoides to ruffled moonstones, thrives in bright light and needs occasional watering. A must-have for any succulent lover's collection.

Kalanchoe
Charming chameleons with blooms and flair. These versatile succulents boast plump, diverse leaves and vibrant pops of red, pink, or yellow flowers. Easy-care and adaptable, adding cheer to sunny windows or dappled gardens.

Sempervivum
Tough "hens & chicks" with ever-living rosettes. Hardy survivors in sun or shade, boasting jewel-toned colors and multiplying "chicks" for easy propagation. Ideal for low-maintenance gardens and unique living decor.

Sedum
Easy-care succulents for sunny spots. Choose from trailing types, plump orbs, or unique textures – all low-maintenance and perfect for adding year-round color to your garden or containers.

Senecio
Most notable for "String of Pearls" variations, easy-care succulents for sunny spots. Choose from trailing types, plump orbs, or unique textures – all low-maintenance and perfect for adding year-round color to your garden or containers.

Sansevieria
Architectural succulents known for their air-purifying properties and low maintenance needs. Their sword-like leaves come in various colors and patterns, adding bold texture to any succulent collection.

Graptopetalum paraguayense
Ghostly and graceful, Graptopetalum paraguayense boasts pale, opalescent leaves that shimmer in sunlight. New-growth presents a trailing habit. This succulent thrives in neglect, adding delicate beauty to hanging baskets or sunny windowsills.
Cacti Families (Genera)

Echinopsis
These cacti are known for their large, showy flowers that bloom at night, earning them the nickname "hedgehog cactus." From the iconic San Pedro with white blooms to the colorful varieties, they offer captivating beauty.

Mammillaria
Think tiny, bumpy wonders! These small cacti are covered in soft spines and often showcase clusters of colorful flowers. Ideal for collectors, they come in diverse shapes and sizes, adding charm to any pot.

Gymnocalycium
Craving vibrant color? Look no further than Gymnocalycium! These cacti boast stunning blooms in hues like pink, red, and yellow, contrasting beautifully with their green, ribbed bodies. Perfect for adding a pop of color to your collection.

Rebutia
Tiny but mighty, Rebutia cacti pack a punch with their abundant and vibrant blooms. Often covered in small spines, they burst forth with colorful flowers in spring, making them miniature marvels for any cactus enthusiast.