WindRiverGreens/plant-variety-database huggingface dataset:
Companion planting for zebra-plant (succulent): String of Pearls — beneficial. Contrasting trailing habit creates visual interest with similar water needs
Companion planting for zebra-plant (succulent): Burro's Tail — beneficial. Compatible succulent with cascading growth that won't compete for space
Companion planting for zebra-plant (succulent): Hens and Chicks — beneficial. Low-growing habit provides ground cover without shading zebra plant
Companion planting for zebra-plant (succulent): Christmas Cactus — beneficial. Similar light preferences and complementary flowering periods
Companion planting for zebra-plant (succulent): Crown of Thorns — beneficial. Compatible drought tolerance and pest-repelling properties
Companion planting for zebra-plant (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Require high humidity and frequent watering that causes root rot in succulents
Companion planting for zebra-plant (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. High water requirements and preference for moist soil conflicts with succulent needs
Companion planting for zebra-plant (succulent): Mint — harmful. Aggressive spreading habit and high water needs incompatible with succulent care
Companion planting for zebra-plant (succulent): Peace Lily — harmful. Needs consistently moist soil and high humidity that promotes succulent rot
Companion planting for barrel-cactus (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Similar water and sunlight requirements, compatible root systems
Companion planting for barrel-cactus (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Matching drought tolerance and well-draining soil needs
Companion planting for barrel-cactus (succulent): Prickly Pear Cactus — beneficial. Shared desert habitat preferences and similar care requirements
Companion planting for barrel-cactus (succulent): Agave — beneficial. Both thrive in arid conditions with minimal water and full sun
Companion planting for barrel-cactus (succulent): Sedum — beneficial. Complementary shallow root systems and identical watering schedules
Companion planting for barrel-cactus (succulent): Desert Marigold — beneficial. Native desert flower that attracts beneficial insects without competing for resources
Companion planting for barrel-cactus (succulent): Yucca — beneficial. Similar drought adaptation and tolerance for poor, sandy soils
Companion planting for barrel-cactus (succulent): Ghost Plant — beneficial. Matching low-water needs and preference for bright, direct sunlight
Companion planting for barrel-cactus (succulent): Hosta — harmful. Requires consistently moist soil and shade, opposite of cactus needs
Companion planting for barrel-cactus (succulent): Fern — harmful. Needs high humidity and frequent watering, creates incompatible microclimate
Companion planting for barrel-cactus (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Requires regular watering and partial shade, conflicts with desert conditions
Companion planting for paddle-plant (succulent): Sedum varieties — beneficial. Shares drought tolerance and creates diverse succulent ground cover
Companion planting for paddle-plant (succulent): Hens and Chicks (Sempervivum) — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, creates attractive textural contrast
Companion planting for paddle-plant (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Compatible watering schedule and both thrive in well-draining soil
Companion planting for paddle-plant (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Both prefer dry conditions and lavender repels pests that may damage succulents
Companion planting for paddle-plant (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Thrives in similar well-draining soil and deters harmful insects
Companion planting for paddle-plant (succulent): Agave — beneficial. Similar water requirements and creates striking architectural plant combinations
Companion planting for paddle-plant (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Compatible care needs and complementary rosette forms create visual interest
Companion planting for paddle-plant (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Both are succulents with similar light and minimal water requirements
Companion planting for paddle-plant (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Requires frequent watering which can cause root rot in paddle plants
Companion planting for paddle-plant (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Needs consistent moisture and shade, opposite of paddle plant requirements
Companion planting for paddle-plant (succulent): Ferns — harmful. High humidity and moisture needs conflict with succulent's dry environment preferences
Companion planting for crown-of-thorns (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, both thrive in well-draining soil
Companion planting for crown-of-thorns (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Compatible watering schedule and both prefer bright, indirect sunlight
Companion planting for crown-of-thorns (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Shared preference for infrequent watering and excellent drainage
Companion planting for crown-of-thorns (succulent): Kalanchoe — beneficial. Similar succulent care needs and both tolerate dry conditions well
Companion planting for crown-of-thorns (succulent): String of Pearls — beneficial. Complementary growth habits and matching low-water requirements
Companion planting for crown-of-thorns (succulent): Haworthia — beneficial. Both prefer similar soil conditions and moderate indirect light
Companion planting for crown-of-thorns (succulent): Sedum — beneficial. Compatible drought tolerance and shared preference for sandy, well-draining soil
Companion planting for crown-of-thorns (succulent): Barrel Cactus — beneficial. Similar water needs and both thrive in arid conditions with minimal care
Companion planting for crown-of-thorns (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Require consistently moist soil and high humidity, opposite of succulent needs
Companion planting for crown-of-thorns (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Need frequent watering and shade, incompatible with Crown of Thorns' dry conditions
Companion planting for crown-of-thorns (succulent): Begonias — harmful. Prefer consistently moist soil and can develop root rot in succulent soil mix
Companion planting for aloe-vera (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, both thrive in well-draining soil
Companion planting for aloe-vera (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Compatible watering schedule and both prefer bright, indirect light
Companion planting for aloe-vera (succulent): Haworthia — beneficial. Nearly identical care requirements and both are slow-growing succulents
Companion planting for aloe-vera (succulent): Snake Plant — beneficial. Both tolerate drought and prefer infrequent watering with good drainage
Companion planting for aloe-vera (succulent): Sedum — beneficial. Similar soil drainage needs and both store water in their leaves
Companion planting for aloe-vera (succulent): Zebra Plant — beneficial. Compatible light requirements and both prefer dry conditions between waterings
Companion planting for aloe-vera (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Both prefer well-draining soil and can tolerate dry conditions
Companion planting for aloe-vera (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Similar preference for sandy, well-draining soil and minimal watering
Companion planting for aloe-vera (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Require consistently moist soil and high humidity, opposite of aloe's needs
Companion planting for aloe-vera (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Need frequent watering and rich, moist soil which can cause aloe root rot
Companion planting for aloe-vera (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Prefer shade and consistent moisture, creating incompatible growing conditions
Companion planting for echeveria-perle-von-nurnberg (succulent): Sedum varieties — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, creates attractive textural contrast
Companion planting for echeveria-perle-von-nurnberg (succulent): Hens and Chicks (Sempervivum) — beneficial. Compatible drainage needs and complementary rosette forms
Companion planting for echeveria-perle-von-nurnberg (succulent): Jade Plant (Crassula ovata) — beneficial. Matching low-water requirements and similar care schedule
Companion planting for echeveria-perle-von-nurnberg (succulent): Aloe vera — beneficial. Identical drought tolerance and full sun preferences
Companion planting for echeveria-perle-von-nurnberg (succulent): String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus) — beneficial. Contrasting trailing habit provides visual interest with same water needs
Companion planting for echeveria-perle-von-nurnberg (succulent): Burro's Tail (Sedum morganianum) — beneficial. Similar succulent care requirements with complementary cascading form
Companion planting for echeveria-perle-von-nurnberg (succulent): Aeonium varieties — beneficial. Compatible Mediterranean climate needs and rosette structure
Companion planting for echeveria-perle-von-nurnberg (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Thrives in well-draining soil and deters pests that may damage succulents
Companion planting for echeveria-perle-von-nurnberg (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Requires frequent watering which causes root rot in Echeveria
Companion planting for echeveria-perle-von-nurnberg (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Needs constant moisture and shade, opposite of Echeveria's requirements
Companion planting for echeveria-perle-von-nurnberg (succulent): Ferns — harmful. High humidity and moisture needs conflict with succulent's dry conditions
Companion planting for aeonium-sunburst (succulent): Sedum varieties — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, complementary textures and colors
Companion planting for aeonium-sunburst (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Matching drought tolerance and creates attractive succulent combinations
Companion planting for aeonium-sunburst (succulent): Jade Plant (Crassula ovata) — beneficial. Compatible watering schedule and provides structural contrast
Companion planting for aeonium-sunburst (succulent): Hens and Chicks (Sempervivum) — beneficial. Similar care needs and creates textural interest as groundcover
Companion planting for aeonium-sunburst (succulent): Aloe vera — beneficial. Shared preference for well-draining soil and infrequent watering
Companion planting for aeonium-sunburst (succulent): String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus) — beneficial. Complementary trailing habit and identical watering requirements
Companion planting for aeonium-sunburst (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Thrives in similar dry conditions and attracts beneficial pollinators
Companion planting for aeonium-sunburst (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Drought-tolerant Mediterranean herb with similar soil preferences
Companion planting for aeonium-sunburst (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Requires frequent watering which can cause root rot in succulents
Companion planting for aeonium-sunburst (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Needs consistent moisture and shade, opposite of Aeonium requirements
Companion planting for aeonium-sunburst (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Requires high humidity and frequent watering that promotes succulent fungal diseases
Companion planting for aeonium-sunburst (succulent): Begonias — harmful. High water needs conflict with succulent's drought tolerance
Companion planting for lithops-living-stones (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, compatible root systems won't compete
Companion planting for lithops-living-stones (succulent): Haworthia — beneficial. Shares identical drought tolerance and well-draining soil needs
Companion planting for lithops-living-stones (succulent): Sedum varieties — beneficial. Complementary growth habits and matching minimal water requirements
Companion planting for lithops-living-stones (succulent): Crassula (Jade Plant) — beneficial. Similar succulent care needs and helps create beneficial microclimate
Companion planting for lithops-living-stones (succulent): Aloe varieties — beneficial. Compatible water schedule and both prefer bright, indirect light
Companion planting for lithops-living-stones (succulent): Gasteria — beneficial. Similar South African origin with matching soil and drainage requirements
Companion planting for lithops-living-stones (succulent): Portulacaria afra — beneficial. Shares drought tolerance and helps provide beneficial shade in intense sun
Companion planting for lithops-living-stones (succulent): Kalanchoe — beneficial. Compatible watering needs and similar preference for sandy, well-draining soil
Companion planting for lithops-living-stones (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Requires frequent watering which can cause root rot in Lithops
Companion planting for lithops-living-stones (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Need high humidity and moisture which creates fungal problems for Lithops
Companion planting for lithops-living-stones (succulent): Begonias — harmful. Regular watering schedule conflicts with Lithops' dormancy periods
Companion planting for crassula-ovata-gollum (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Prefers shade and consistent moisture, opposite of succulent requirements
Companion planting for crassula-ovata-gollum (succulent): Sedum varieties — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, creates attractive succulent groupings
Companion planting for crassula-ovata-gollum (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Compatible drought tolerance and well-draining soil needs
Companion planting for crassula-ovata-gollum (succulent): Aloe vera — beneficial. Shares identical watering schedule and bright light preferences
Companion planting for crassula-ovata-gollum (succulent): Haworthia — beneficial. Similar succulent care requirements and complementary textures
Companion planting for crassula-ovata-gollum (succulent): Portulacaria afra — beneficial. Matching water storage capabilities and pruning tolerance
Companion planting for crassula-ovata-gollum (succulent): Kalanchoe — beneficial. Compatible succulent watering needs and seasonal flowering interest
Companion planting for crassula-ovata-gollum (succulent): Aeonium — beneficial. Shared preference for well-draining soil and minimal water requirements
Companion planting for crassula-ovata-gollum (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Drought-tolerant herb that thrives in similar dry conditions
Companion planting for crassula-ovata-gollum (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Requires frequent watering that can cause root rot in succulents
Companion planting for crassula-ovata-gollum (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Needs high humidity and moist soil conditions incompatible with succulents
Companion planting for ghost-plant (succulent): Sedum — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, creates attractive succulent combinations
Companion planting for ghost-plant (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Complementary growth habits and identical care needs for drought-tolerant gardens
Companion planting for ghost-plant (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Shares same watering schedule and helps create natural pest-deterrent environment
Companion planting for ghost-plant (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Similar drought tolerance and creates structured succulent arrangements
Companion planting for ghost-plant (succulent): Hens and Chicks — beneficial. Provides ground cover while sharing identical water and soil requirements
Companion planting for ghost-plant (succulent): String of Pearls — beneficial. Trailing habit complements upright growth, same minimal water needs
Companion planting for ghost-plant (succulent): Prickly Pear Cactus — beneficial. Similar xerophytic adaptations and helps deter browsing animals
Companion planting for ghost-plant (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Thrives in same well-draining soil and repels common garden pests
Companion planting for ghost-plant (succulent): Mint — harmful. Requires frequent watering which can cause root rot in Ghost Plant
Companion planting for ghost-plant (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. High moisture needs and shade preference conflict with succulent requirements
Companion planting for ghost-plant (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Need consistently moist soil and humidity that promotes fungal issues in succulents
Companion planting for panda-plant (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, creates attractive succulent groupings
Companion planting for panda-plant (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Complementary growth habits and identical care needs for drought-tolerant arrangements
Companion planting for panda-plant (succulent): Sedum varieties — beneficial. Same watering schedule and sun exposure, provides textural contrast
Companion planting for panda-plant (succulent): String of Pearls — beneficial. Similar succulent care requirements, adds trailing element to display
Companion planting for panda-plant (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Matching drought tolerance and bright light needs, both store water in leaves
Companion planting for panda-plant (succulent): Haworthia — beneficial. Compatible watering needs and similar compact growth form
Companion planting for panda-plant (succulent): Crassula species — beneficial. Same family with identical care requirements and complementary textures
Companion planting for panda-plant (succulent): Zebra Plant (Haworthiopsis) — beneficial. Similar light and water needs, provides contrasting leaf patterns
Companion planting for panda-plant (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Require high humidity and frequent watering which causes root rot in succulents
Companion planting for panda-plant (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Need consistent moisture and shade, opposite of succulent requirements
Companion planting for panda-plant (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Prefer moist soil and partial shade, incompatible with succulent growing conditions
Companion planting for string-of-hearts (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Similar watering and light requirements, both prefer well-draining soil
Companion planting for string-of-hearts (succulent): Pothos — beneficial. Complementary growth habits with trailing vines, similar indirect light needs
Companion planting for string-of-hearts (succulent): Snake Plant — beneficial. Both tolerate neglect and low humidity, similar drought tolerance
Companion planting for string-of-hearts (succulent): ZZ Plant — beneficial. Compatible watering schedules and both thrive in bright indirect light
Companion planting for string-of-hearts (succulent): String of Pearls — beneficial. Nearly identical care requirements and complementary trailing appearance
Companion planting for string-of-hearts (succulent): Rubber Plant — beneficial. Both prefer bright indirect light and infrequent watering
Companion planting for string-of-hearts (succulent): Haworthia — beneficial. Similar succulent care needs and both prefer well-draining soil mix
Companion planting for string-of-hearts (succulent): Peperomia — beneficial. Compatible light and humidity requirements, both sensitive to overwatering
Companion planting for string-of-hearts (succulent): Boston Fern — harmful. Requires high humidity and frequent watering which can cause root rot in String of Hearts
Companion planting for string-of-hearts (succulent): Peace Lily — harmful. Needs consistently moist soil and high humidity, opposite of succulent requirements
Companion planting for string-of-hearts (succulent): Calathea — harmful. Requires high humidity and frequent misting which promotes fungal issues in succulents
Companion planting for flaming-katy (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, compatible growth habits
Companion planting for flaming-katy (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Matching drought tolerance and full sun preferences
Companion planting for flaming-katy (succulent): Sedum — beneficial. Shared preference for well-draining soil and minimal watering
Companion planting for flaming-katy (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Similar succulent care needs and complementary foliage textures
Companion planting for flaming-katy (succulent): String of Pearls — beneficial. Compatible water requirements and creates attractive cascading contrast
Companion planting for flaming-katy (succulent): Hens and Chicks — beneficial. Both thrive in poor, well-draining soil with minimal care
Companion planting for flaming-katy (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Drought-tolerant with similar sun exposure needs, repels pests
Companion planting for flaming-katy (succulent): Rosemary — beneficial. Shares preference for dry conditions and provides natural pest deterrent
Companion planting for flaming-katy (succulent): Mint — harmful. Requires frequent watering which can cause root rot in succulents
Companion planting for flaming-katy (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Need high humidity and frequent watering, incompatible with succulent care
Companion planting for flaming-katy (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Require consistent moisture and shade, opposite of succulent needs
Companion planting for sedum-autumn-joy (succulent): Lavender — beneficial. Similar drought tolerance and well-draining soil needs, repels pests
Companion planting for sedum-autumn-joy (succulent): Echinacea — beneficial. Similar sun and drainage requirements, attracts beneficial pollinators
Companion planting for sedum-autumn-joy (succulent): Ornamental Grasses — beneficial. Complementary textures, similar water requirements, provides winter interest
Companion planting for sedum-autumn-joy (succulent): Russian Sage — beneficial. Drought tolerant, similar soil preferences, extends bloom season
Companion planting for sedum-autumn-joy (succulent): Black-eyed Susan — beneficial. Compatible water needs, attracts pollinators that benefit sedum
Companion planting for sedum-autumn-joy (succulent): Catmint — beneficial. Repels aphids and ants, similar low-water requirements
Companion planting for sedum-autumn-joy (succulent): Ornamental Alliums — beneficial. Repels slugs and aphids, complementary bloom times and textures
Companion planting for sedum-autumn-joy (succulent): Yarrow — beneficial. Drought tolerant, attracts beneficial insects, similar soil preferences
Companion planting for sedum-autumn-joy (succulent): Hostas — harmful. Requires moist, rich soil and shade - opposite growing conditions
Companion planting for sedum-autumn-joy (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. High water needs and shade preference conflict with sedum requirements
Companion planting for sedum-autumn-joy (succulent): Astilbe — harmful. Needs consistently moist soil and partial shade, incompatible conditions
Companion planting for string-of-dolphins (succulent): Jade Plant — beneficial. Similar water and light requirements, complementary growth habits
Companion planting for string-of-dolphins (succulent): Echeveria — beneficial. Matching drought tolerance and creates attractive textural contrast
Companion planting for string-of-dolphins (succulent): String of Pearls — beneficial. Compatible trailing habit and identical care requirements
Companion planting for string-of-dolphins (succulent): Haworthia — beneficial. Similar water needs and compact growth provides good companion structure
Companion planting for string-of-dolphins (succulent): Burro's Tail — beneficial. Matching cascading habit and drought tolerance, creates layered display
Companion planting for string-of-dolphins (succulent): Zebra Plant — beneficial. Compatible light and water needs with contrasting upright form
Companion planting for string-of-dolphins (succulent): String of Hearts — beneficial. Similar trailing growth and care requirements, complementary leaf shapes
Companion planting for string-of-dolphins (succulent): Aloe Vera — beneficial. Matching succulent care needs and natural pest-deterrent properties
Companion planting for string-of-dolphins (succulent): Impatiens — harmful. Requires frequent watering which can cause root rot in succulents
Companion planting for string-of-dolphins (succulent): Ferns — harmful. Needs high humidity and consistent moisture, incompatible with succulent care
Companion planting for string-of-dolphins (succulent): Mint — harmful. Aggressive spreader requiring frequent water, can overwhelm and create excess moisture
Companion planting for roseum (succulent): Thyme — beneficial. Drought-tolerant herb that thrives in same well-draining soil conditions