The “Old Man Cactus” is a beloved potted plant, with a tall, cylindrical shape and spines resembling hair that grow long, similar to that of an elderly man. When in its natural environment, it can live to be an incredible 200 years old. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant …
This majestic Aloe tree stands tall and proud, its gray trunk splitting into numerous forked branches. Clusters of fan-shaped leaves, in a striking blue-green hue, adorn each branch, giving the plant its name. The leaves are oblong and pointed upwards. As the lower, older leaves wither and die, they drop from the branches, revealing more …
This succulent has a captivating spiral design, but the tips of the leaves are quite sharp. The direction of the spiral varies from one plant to another, with some turning clockwise and others counter clockwise. Growing this succulent is difficult and requires a lot of skill. Care and Propagation Information The Spiral Aloe is an …
This popular Echeveria hybrid is a favorite of many succulent growers. Its green leaves are covered in delicate white “hairs” that give it a soft, fuzzy look. When exposed to the right amount of stress, the leaf tips become a deep, rich red. This plant is ideal for indoor growers. Table of Contents Toggle Care …
This variegated succulent displays pink and green leaves. It is an excellent choice for both rock gardens, where it can spread outwards in a mat, and container gardens, since it will trail over the side of the pot, making it good for both “filling in” and “spilling out.” Care and Propagation Information Anacampseros telephiastrum variegata …
This columnar cacti begins as a small, round plant and gradually grows taller with 5 to 10 ridges as it ages. It is colored a dull green with white tufts of “hair” sprouting from its ribs, instead of spines. After reaching maturity, it produces sweet-smelling yellow flowers. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information …
This attractive succulent has large, thick green leaves that grow close together along its stems. The edges of the leaves are tinted a bright red, giving it a unique look. Its upright growth makes it a great choice for adding texture and fullness to mixed succulent arrangements. During the winter months, it produces small, star-shaped …
This succulent has wide, thick leaves with white saw-like edges. In the late spring, look for bright orange-red flowers to appear. Direct sunlight can cause the leaves to turn red and yellow. “Short-leaved Aloe” is not attractive to deer. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant How to Propagate Aloe …
This Aloe hybrid offers a unique, visually appealing look with its whitish-green leaves. Growing in clumps, it’s easy to propagate and great for indoor growers. The variation it adds to your succulent arrangements will be sure to impress. Care and Propagation Information Aloe ‘Doran Black’ is a popular choice for both novice plant breeders and …
This lovely green agave grows slowly and has a small, compact rosette of thick, green leaves with whitish markings along the edges. The bloom is off-white with streaks of purple. Unfortunately, it is a monocarpic species, but can be reproduced before it dies. Care and Propagation Information Adding Agave victoriae-reginae, also known as the “Queen …