Are you looking for a compact beautiful piece to decorate every room for Christmas?
You would be pleasantly surprised to see how the trendy succulents get a Christmas festive look simply by arranging them in the shape of a tree. How?
Well, that is the easiest part- floral foam cones, chicken wire, wire trees, floral wire give the shape.

Succulent cuts can be real or faux. Combine Violet Queen, Elegans, Minima, Rock Rose and many more kinds to create layers of texture and colors with their inspiring shapes and waxy hues. For enhanced festiveness, small Christmas embellishments can be added in between the cuts.
Let’s go through the best Christmas succulent trees ideas to inspire your next DIY project to add to your Christmas decor or to prepare a special gift for the holiday.
1. A Colorful Succulent Tree!

You can add to the succulent kinds of seasonal fruits and flowers.
The tree instantly becomes colorful and charming with berries and field colorful tree has a mix of succulents, berries and marigolds.
2. A Pair of Two Trees

Chicken wire can also be used to give the basis of your succulent tree the desired conical shape.
Two tiny trees are very compact and the perfect mantel Christmas decor.
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3. Beautiful Centerpiece Succulent Tree

Looking for a unique gift idea for Christmas? There isn’t a greater personalized gift than the succulent tree.
For that, you need Christmas tree frames, gardener’s groundcover fabric and succulents, of course.
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4. Christmas Tree Centerpiece

This living succulent tree uses 5 succulent types. The faded purple color of one of the kinds mimics to a great extent the look of the pinecones.
Surrounded by pine trees twigs and real pine cones the tiny tree easily fits the Christmas theme.
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5. Christmas Tree with Succulents, Ornaments, and Baubles

Small ornaments or garlands match the succulent tree.
This is an easy way to give your living tree a festive touch.
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6. Christmassy Succulent Trees

The succulent tree can look embellished by including various kinds and colors of cacti. Small jingle bells can fill the gaps between the cuts to give the tree a sleek festive effect.
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7. Colorful Succulent Christmas Tree

Most of the ideas here showcase cone-shaped succulent trees. Well, this is not the only option.
The living tree of cacti can replicate the typical pine tree shape. Add small red berries, glittery sprayed sprigs to mimic the embellishment of the festive pine tree.
8. Compact Christmas Tree for a Small Table

A floral cone, a small galvanized bucket and a dish create the basis for the tiny tree.
After covering the cone well with moss, you can start arranging the succulent kinds. A fun and quick DIY project with a video tutorial!
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9. Haworthia Christmas Tree

If you have cacti-addict friends, there is no better Christmas gift than the succulent tree.
Choose rare kinds to build it and decorate with small Christmas ornaments.
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10. Hens and Chicks Christmas Tree

This elegant succulent tree is decorated with a garland of golden beads.
A shimmering golden star finishes the festive centerpiece made of Mexican Rose.
via Cheri Newcomb
11. Lush Green Christmas Tree on a White Countertop

A beautiful pot with a marble effect, a piece of chicken wire, moss and succulent cuts create this bursting green tree.
No additional ornaments are needed as the shapes of the succulent kinds give the arrangement a curious texture.
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12. Mini Christmas Tree

This is one of the tiniest succulent trees. Being placed on a cake stand gives it height and turns it into the focal point.
The neutral white color of the stand and the adjacent statues enhance the interest of the green living tree.
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13. Mini Succulents Christmas Tree

Pink and red succulents can be used as embellishing accents of the living tree.
If you can’t find real colorful kinds, you can use faux ones to insert among the green cacti.
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14. Moss and Succulent Christmas Tree

This tiny succulent tree is so cheerful and beautiful! It can be given as a gift to the hosts of the Christmas Eve dinner.
A string of lights surrounds the living arrangement letting all elements stand out.
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15. Over-the-Top Christmas Tree

The waxy texture of the succulents and their pastel hues give the tree arrangement an amazing decorative effect.
Added jingle bells and a sparkling purple star at the top of the cone turn the tree into a Christmas jewel.
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16. Pretty Rosette Christmas Tree

Pinecones are spraypainted in the typical succulent colors to decorate a mini wooden pine tree. A layer of faux moss covers the wood to give the decorative tree a realistic look.
Add a large burlap bow or a twine ribbon at the bottom of the tree to tie up the centerpiece.
17. Rainbow Succulent Christmas Tree

Another way to make the succulent tree interesting is to create layers of colors, altering the kinds.
The texture will also vary as the curve lines change.
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18. Stubby Succulent Tree for Coffee Table

This tiny topiary tree can be made with real or faux succulents.
It can decorate a side table or a coffee table with its green charm and festive handmade star ornament.
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19. Succulent Christmas in a Tin Tub

The natural beauty of the succulents can be enhanced with vintage containers. A tin tub, a can, a small galvanized bucket embrace the cone succulent tree to let it shine with its nature-inspired beauty.
If you don’t have a big choice among live succulent kinds, you can always mix them with faux cuts.
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20. Succulent Christmas Tree Idea

A string of fairy lights, a few tiny red baubles and bells can make your tiny succulent tree whimsy and festive.
The dry moss used to cover the cone base matches the slice of wood used as a pedestal for the tree.
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21. Succulent Christmas Tree in a Cedar Wood Planter

This charming succulent tree has been given a festive Christmas vibe with the shimmering baubles included in the arrangement.
Red and gold alternate to pop out against the lavish cacti greenery.
22. Succulent Christmas Tree With Turquoise Ornaments

The succulent Christmas tree can easily match your farmhouse holiday decor.
Simply place it in a wicker basket, on a slice of wood, in a wooden tray or any type of container with texture and of a rustic design.
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23. Succulent Topiary Tree

The succulent kinds of this succulent Christmas tree idea make it so unique and give it a festive cheer.
The video tutorial explains the steps for creating your own living centerpiece and advises how to keep it well-looking for several months.
24. Succulent Tree for an Apartment

Looking for a compact Christmas tree centerpiece?
The succulent tree is what you need- easy to make, no pine needles scattered on the floor, affordable and charming.
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25. Succulent Tree in a Jar

The Mason jar comes in help to make the succulent tree more special and charming.
Its color matches the accentuating succulent kind. Added satin ribbon makes the centerpiece more sophisticated.
26. Succulent Tree with a Wooden Platform

The farmhouse accent of this succulent tree makes it so adorable! Succulent cuts are inserted in a floral foam cone creating a mini green centerpiece with a dedicated wooden platform.
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27. Succulents on a Wooden Frame

This wooden frame aims to showcase a rich collection of succulents in the shape of a Christmas tree.
Every tree level consists of a wooden box where the cuts are planted.
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28. Succulents with Fairy Lights

Your succulent tree can be attractive and special at night, too.
Wrap a string of LED lights around it and turn it on when the sun goes down. The twinkling lights give the centerpiece an instant holiday look.
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29. Tabletop Christmas Tree

You can create your succulent tree in a large round tray. The rest of the materials are the standard ones- wire or topiary frame, moss and succulents.
To give the tree the festive Christmas look, add a star ornament at the top.
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30. The Magician’s Hat

Combine the green succulents with the deep red color of the poinsettia.
Placed in a flower pot in the shape of a magician’s hat, the Christmas arrangement is so cute and thematic!
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31. Thrifty Succulents on a Table Top

This mini succulent tree has been literally served on the table.
Placed in the center of a large white plate, it bursts natural beauty with the beautiful wax leaves and magical colors.
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32. Twig Christmas Tree with Succulents

If you prefer having an evergreen succulent tree to beautify your interior, you can make it with faux materials. Grapevine, succulents and moss create a unique rustic combination.