WindRiverGreens/plant-variety-database huggingface dataset:
Companion planting for roseum (succulent): Hens and Chicks (Sempervivum) — beneficial. Similar water and soil requirements, creates attractive textural contrast
Companion planting for roseum (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Compatible watering schedules and both prefer well-draining soil
Companion planting for roseum (succulent): Stonecrop (Sedum) — beneficial. Same family plant with identical care needs and drought tolerance
Companion planting for roseum (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Matching sun exposure and minimal water requirements
Companion planting for roseum (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Both prefer dry conditions and lavender repels pests that may damage succulents
Companion planting for roseum (succulent): Agave — beneficial. Compatible xerophytic plants with similar water conservation needs
Companion planting for roseum (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Shares preference for dry, well-draining soil and full sun exposure
Companion planting for roseum (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Requires consistently moist soil which can cause root rot in succulents
Companion planting for roseum (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Need high humidity and frequent watering that conflicts with succulent care
Companion planting for roseum (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Requires regular watering and shade, opposite of succulent growing conditions
Companion planting for roseum (succulent): Mint — harmful. Aggressive spreader that needs moist soil and can overwhelm succulents
Companion planting for copper-rose (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Similar water and soil requirements, repels pests naturally
Companion planting for copper-rose (succulent): Sedum varieties — beneficial. Complementary growth habits and identical care requirements
Companion planting for copper-rose (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Similar drought tolerance and creates attractive color contrasts
Companion planting for copper-rose (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Shares preference for well-draining soil and full sun exposure
Companion planting for copper-rose (succulent): Thyme — beneficial. Compatible water needs and natural pest deterrent properties
Companion planting for copper-rose (succulent): Agave — beneficial. Similar xerophytic adaptations and architectural complement
Companion planting for copper-rose (succulent): Ornamental grasses — beneficial. Provides textural contrast while tolerating similar dry conditions
Companion planting for copper-rose (succulent): Aloe vera — beneficial. Identical water requirements and mutual pest resistance benefits
Companion planting for copper-rose (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Requires frequent watering which can cause root rot in succulents
Companion planting for copper-rose (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. High moisture needs conflict with succulent's drought requirements
Companion planting for copper-rose (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Thrives in humid conditions that promote fungal diseases in succulents
Companion planting for tiger-tooth-aloe (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, creates attractive succulent groupings
Companion planting for tiger-tooth-aloe (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Complementary watering needs and shared preference for bright, indirect light
Companion planting for tiger-tooth-aloe (succulent): Haworthia — beneficial. Similar care requirements and both benefit from well-draining soil conditions
Companion planting for tiger-tooth-aloe (succulent): Sedum varieties — beneficial. Matching drought tolerance and both thrive in sandy, well-draining soil
Companion planting for tiger-tooth-aloe (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Both prefer dry conditions and lavender repels pests that may damage succulents
Companion planting for tiger-tooth-aloe (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Similar water requirements and rosemary's strong scent deters harmful insects
Companion planting for tiger-tooth-aloe (succulent): String of Pearls — beneficial. Compatible light and watering needs, creates textural contrast in arrangements
Companion planting for tiger-tooth-aloe (succulent): Agave — beneficial. Shared preference for arid conditions and minimal water requirements
Companion planting for tiger-tooth-aloe (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Require consistently moist soil which can cause root rot in Tiger Tooth Aloe
Companion planting for tiger-tooth-aloe (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Need frequent watering and humid conditions that promote fungal issues in succulents
Companion planting for tiger-tooth-aloe (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Prefer shade and moist soil, opposite of aloe's bright light and dry soil needs
Companion planting for tiger-tooth-aloe (succulent): Begonias — harmful. Require regular watering and high humidity which can lead to aloe root rot
Companion planting for rubber-plant (succulent): Snake Plant — beneficial. Similar light and watering needs, both tolerate low humidity and infrequent watering
Companion planting for rubber-plant (succulent): Pothos — beneficial. Complementary growth habits and similar care requirements, pothos trails while rubber plant grows upright
Companion planting for rubber-plant (succulent): ZZ Plant — beneficial. Both thrive in low to medium light and prefer soil to dry between waterings
Companion planting for rubber-plant (succulent): Monstera — beneficial. Similar tropical origins and humidity preferences, both tolerate indoor conditions well
Companion planting for rubber-plant (succulent): Fiddle Leaf Fig — beneficial. Compatible light requirements and watering schedules, both are popular indoor trees
Companion planting for rubber-plant (succulent): Peace Lily — beneficial. Both prefer bright, indirect light and help purify indoor air
Companion planting for rubber-plant (succulent): Philodendron — beneficial. Similar care needs and both adapt well to indoor environments with consistent temperatures
Companion planting for rubber-plant (succulent): Spider Plant — beneficial. Both are low-maintenance houseplants that tolerate similar light conditions
Companion planting for rubber-plant (succulent): Boston Fern — harmful. Requires consistently moist soil and high humidity, opposite of rubber plant's drought tolerance
Companion planting for rubber-plant (succulent): Calathea — harmful. Needs high humidity and consistently moist soil, which can cause root rot in rubber plants
Companion planting for rubber-plant (succulent): African Violet — harmful. Requires different light spectrum and consistent moisture that conflicts with rubber plant care
Companion planting for string-of-bananas (succulent): String of Hearts — beneficial. Similar care requirements and trailing growth habit, creates attractive mixed displays
Companion planting for string-of-bananas (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Compatible watering schedule and light needs, both prefer well-draining soil
Companion planting for string-of-bananas (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Similar drought tolerance and light requirements, complementary rosette form
Companion planting for string-of-bananas (succulent): Burro's Tail — beneficial. Matching water and light needs, creates textural contrast with similar trailing habit
Companion planting for string-of-bananas (succulent): Haworthia — beneficial. Similar care requirements and helps create humidity microclimates
Companion planting for string-of-bananas (succulent): String of Pearls — beneficial. Identical watering needs and growth habit, creates beautiful cascading combinations
Companion planting for string-of-bananas (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Compatible light and water requirements, may help deter pests naturally
Companion planting for string-of-bananas (succulent): Zebra Plant — beneficial. Similar succulent care needs and adds contrasting vertical structure
Companion planting for string-of-bananas (succulent): Boston Fern — harmful. Requires high humidity and frequent watering which can cause root rot in succulents
Companion planting for string-of-bananas (succulent): Peace Lily — harmful. Needs consistent moisture and high humidity, incompatible with drought-loving succulents
Companion planting for string-of-bananas (succulent): African Violet — harmful. Requires regular watering and high humidity which conflicts with succulent care
Companion planting for rosette-succulent (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Shares similar water requirements and repels pests while providing aromatic ground cover
Companion planting for rosette-succulent (succulent): Thyme — beneficial. Drought-tolerant herb that complements succulents' water needs and deters harmful insects
Companion planting for rosette-succulent (succulent): Sedum — beneficial. Similar growing conditions and creates attractive textural contrast while sharing minimal water requirements
Companion planting for rosette-succulent (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Thrives in well-draining soil with infrequent watering, natural pest deterrent
Companion planting for rosette-succulent (succulent): Marigold — beneficial. Repels nematodes and aphids while tolerating dry conditions between waterings
Companion planting for rosette-succulent (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Identical care requirements and complementary growth habits create harmonious plantings
Companion planting for rosette-succulent (succulent): Ornamental Grasses — beneficial. Provide structural contrast and wind protection while sharing drought tolerance
Companion planting for rosette-succulent (succulent): Sage — beneficial. Mediterranean herb with similar water and soil requirements, natural insect repellent
Companion planting for rosette-succulent (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Requires frequent watering and high humidity which can cause root rot in succulents
Companion planting for rosette-succulent (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Need consistent moisture and shade, creating overly humid conditions detrimental to succulents
Companion planting for rosette-succulent (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Require regular watering and rich, moist soil that promotes fungal diseases in succulents
Companion planting for desert-rose (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Similar watering and light requirements, creates attractive succulent groupings
Companion planting for desert-rose (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Complementary growth habits and identical drought tolerance needs
Companion planting for desert-rose (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Matches desert conditions and low-water requirements perfectly
Companion planting for desert-rose (succulent): Barrel Cactus — beneficial. Thrives in same arid conditions and provides contrasting textures
Companion planting for desert-rose (succulent): Sedum — beneficial. Ground-covering habit complements upright Desert Rose structure
Companion planting for desert-rose (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Drought-tolerant with natural pest-repelling properties
Companion planting for desert-rose (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Mediterranean herb with similar low-water needs and pest deterrent qualities
Companion planting for desert-rose (succulent): Agave — beneficial. Architectural form creates visual interest while sharing desert growing conditions
Companion planting for desert-rose (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. High moisture requirements conflict with Desert Rose's need for dry conditions
Companion planting for desert-rose (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Prefer humid environments and frequent watering that causes Desert Rose root rot
Companion planting for desert-rose (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Require shade and consistent moisture, opposite of Desert Rose needs
Companion planting for torch-plant (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Similar water and sun requirements, repels pests, and creates attractive contrast
Companion planting for torch-plant (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Drought-tolerant with similar care needs, deters insects and small pests
Companion planting for torch-plant (succulent): Sedum — beneficial. Compatible water and light requirements, creates textural diversity in succulent gardens
Companion planting for torch-plant (succulent): Agave — beneficial. Similar drought tolerance and sun exposure needs, complementary architectural forms
Companion planting for torch-plant (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Matching water requirements and sun preferences, creates layered succulent display
Companion planting for torch-plant (succulent): Mediterranean Spurge — beneficial. Thrives in same dry conditions, provides structural contrast and pest deterrence
Companion planting for torch-plant (succulent): Ornamental Grasses — beneficial. Excellent drainage needs align, adds movement and texture without competing for resources
Companion planting for torch-plant (succulent): Stonecrop — beneficial. Identical drought and sun requirements, forms complementary ground cover
Companion planting for torch-plant (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Requires frequent watering and humid conditions that can cause root rot in succulents
Companion planting for torch-plant (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Needs shade and consistent moisture, creating incompatible growing conditions
Companion planting for torch-plant (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Requires high humidity and regular watering that promotes fungal diseases in succulents
Companion planting for torch-plant (succulent): Begonias — harmful. High water and humidity needs conflict with succulent's drought tolerance requirements
Companion planting for hen-and-chicks (succulent): Sedum — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, creates attractive textural contrast
Companion planting for hen-and-chicks (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Matching drought tolerance and sun exposure needs, complementary rosette forms
Companion planting for hen-and-chicks (succulent): Stonecrop — beneficial. Shared preference for well-draining soil and minimal water requirements
Companion planting for hen-and-chicks (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Both thrive in dry conditions, lavender repels pests that may damage succulents
Companion planting for hen-and-chicks (succulent): Thyme — beneficial. Similar drought tolerance and well-draining soil needs, natural pest deterrent
Companion planting for hen-and-chicks (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Identical watering schedule and sun requirements, both store water in leaves
Companion planting for hen-and-chicks (succulent): Ornamental Grasses — beneficial. Provide backdrop without competing for water, enhance drainage around succulents
Companion planting for hen-and-chicks (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Drought-tolerant herb that repels insects, thrives in same well-draining conditions
Companion planting for hen-and-chicks (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Require frequent watering and rich, moist soil that causes root rot in succulents
Companion planting for hen-and-chicks (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Need constant moisture and shade, opposite growing conditions from hen and chicks
Companion planting for hen-and-chicks (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Require high humidity and consistent moisture that leads to succulent rot
Companion planting for hen-and-chicks (succulent): Begonias — harmful. Need regular watering and partial shade, incompatible moisture requirements
Companion planting for snake-plant (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, both drought-tolerant succulents
Companion planting for snake-plant (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Compatible watering schedule and prefers same bright, indirect light conditions
Companion planting for snake-plant (succulent): ZZ Plant — beneficial. Both tolerate neglect and low light, similar minimal watering needs
Companion planting for snake-plant (succulent): Pothos — beneficial. Thrives in similar indoor conditions and helps purify air alongside snake plant
Companion planting for snake-plant (succulent): Spider Plant — beneficial. Both are low-maintenance air purifiers with similar light and temperature preferences
Companion planting for snake-plant (succulent): Rubber Tree — beneficial. Compatible indoor growing conditions and both prefer to dry out between waterings
Companion planting for snake-plant (succulent): Haworthia — beneficial. Fellow succulent with identical watering and drainage requirements
Companion planting for snake-plant (succulent): Peace Lily — beneficial. Both are effective air purifiers and tolerate low to medium light conditions
Companion planting for snake-plant (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Require consistently moist soil and high humidity, opposite of snake plant's dry conditions
Companion planting for snake-plant (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Need frequent watering and rich, moist soil which can cause root rot in snake plants
Companion planting for snake-plant (succulent): Begonias — harmful. Require regular watering and humid conditions that promote fungal issues in succulents
Companion planting for snake-plant (succulent): Azaleas — harmful. Need acidic, consistently moist soil and high humidity, incompatible with succulent care
Companion planting for christmas-cactus (succulent): Snake Plant — beneficial. Similar water requirements and both thrive in bright, indirect light
Companion planting for christmas-cactus (succulent): Pothos — beneficial. Compatible humidity needs and both prefer consistent moisture without waterlogging
Companion planting for christmas-cactus (succulent): ZZ Plant — beneficial. Similar low-maintenance care requirements and tolerance for lower light conditions
Companion planting for christmas-cactus (succulent): Peace Lily — beneficial. Both prefer indirect light and help maintain beneficial humidity levels for each other
Companion planting for christmas-cactus (succulent): Philodendron — beneficial. Compatible watering schedules and both benefit from similar room temperatures
Companion planting for christmas-cactus (succulent): Spider Plant — beneficial. Both are non-toxic houseplants with similar light and humidity preferences
Companion planting for christmas-cactus (succulent): Rubber Plant — beneficial. Similar preference for bright, indirect light and consistent but not excessive watering
Companion planting for christmas-cactus (succulent): Boston Fern — beneficial. Creates beneficial humidity microclimate and shares preference for indirect light
Companion planting for christmas-cactus (succulent): Jade Plant — harmful. Requires much less water and different soil drainage, leading to overwatering issues
Companion planting for christmas-cactus (succulent): Aloe Vera — harmful. Needs significantly less water and more direct sunlight than Christmas Cactus
Companion planting for christmas-cactus (succulent): Barrel Cactus — harmful. Requires desert-like conditions with minimal water, opposite of Christmas Cactus needs
Companion planting for ponytail-palm (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, both thrive in well-draining soil
Companion planting for ponytail-palm (succulent): Snake Plant — beneficial. Compatible drought tolerance and low maintenance needs
Companion planting for ponytail-palm (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Shares similar succulent care requirements and watering schedule
Companion planting for ponytail-palm (succulent): Spider Plant — beneficial. Tolerates similar light conditions and helps increase humidity through transpiration
Companion planting for ponytail-palm (succulent): Rubber Plant — beneficial. Compatible light requirements and both prefer to dry out between waterings
Companion planting for ponytail-palm (succulent): Zebra Plant — beneficial. Similar succulent watering needs and thrives in bright, indirect light
Companion planting for ponytail-palm (succulent): String of Pearls — beneficial. Complementary growth habits with similar drought tolerance and care requirements
Companion planting for ponytail-palm (succulent): Peace Lily — harmful. Requires consistently moist soil which can cause root rot in ponytail palm
Companion planting for ponytail-palm (succulent): Boston Fern — harmful. Needs high humidity and frequent watering that conflicts with succulent care
Companion planting for ponytail-palm (succulent): African Violet — harmful. Requires consistently moist soil and high humidity unsuitable for succulents
Companion planting for ponytail-palm (succulent): English Ivy — harmful. Fast-growing vine can compete for space and requires more frequent watering
Companion planting for agave-century-plant (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Thrives in similar dry conditions and repels pests while attracting beneficial pollinators
Companion planting for agave-century-plant (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Shares drought tolerance and Mediterranean growing conditions, deters harmful insects
Companion planting for agave-century-plant (succulent): Sage — beneficial. Compatible water needs and soil preferences, natural pest deterrent properties
Companion planting for agave-century-plant (succulent): Sedum — beneficial. Similar water requirements and creates attractive textural contrast in xerophytic gardens
Companion planting for agave-century-plant (succulent): Palo Verde — beneficial. Desert native that provides light shade and shares extremely low water requirements
Companion planting for agave-century-plant (succulent): Barrel Cactus — beneficial. Identical water and soil drainage needs, creates authentic desert landscape design
Companion planting for agave-century-plant (succulent): Desert Marigold — beneficial. Drought-tolerant perennial that adds color and attracts beneficial insects to desert gardens
Companion planting for agave-century-plant (succulent): Brittlebush — beneficial. Native desert companion with matching water needs and complementary silver foliage
Companion planting for agave-century-plant (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Require high moisture and humidity levels incompatible with agave's dry conditions
Companion planting for agave-century-plant (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Need frequent watering and shade, creating fungal disease risk in agave's environment
Companion planting for agave-century-plant (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Require moist, shaded conditions completely opposite to agave's dry, sunny needs
Companion planting for echeveria-lola (succulent): Sedum varieties — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, creates attractive textural contrast
Companion planting for echeveria-lola (succulent): Sempervivum (Hens and Chicks) — beneficial. Compatible growing conditions and complementary rosette forms
Companion planting for echeveria-lola (succulent): Jade Plant (Crassula ovata) — beneficial. Matching drought tolerance and similar care requirements
Companion planting for echeveria-lola (succulent): String of Pearls — beneficial. Provides trailing element while sharing low water needs
Companion planting for echeveria-lola (succulent): Aloe vera — beneficial. Similar light and watering requirements, both prefer well-draining soil
Companion planting for echeveria-lola (succulent): Haworthia species — beneficial. Compatible moisture levels and creates interesting size variation
Companion planting for echeveria-lola (succulent): Burro's Tail (Sedum morganianum) — beneficial. Matching water requirements and provides cascading texture
Companion planting for echeveria-lola (succulent): Aeonium varieties — beneficial. Similar care needs and complementary rosette architecture
Companion planting for echeveria-lola (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Requires frequent watering which can cause root rot in Echeveria
Companion planting for echeveria-lola (succulent): Ferns — harmful. High humidity and moisture needs conflict with succulent requirements
Companion planting for echeveria-lola (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Prefer shade and consistent moisture, opposite of Echeveria needs
Companion planting for sedum-morganianum-donkey-s-tail (succulent): Echeveria varieties — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, creates attractive succulent combinations
Companion planting for sedum-morganianum-donkey-s-tail (succulent): String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus) — beneficial. Complementary trailing habit with matching drought tolerance and care needs