Mangave ‘Bloodspot’

This particular Agave and Manfreda hybrid has a small, circular shape, with green leaves marked with maroon edges. It is a monocarpic variety, meaning that it will only flower and die once, although it will produce offsets before its death. Despite being monocarpic, ‘Bloodspot’ is evergreen and will not enter dormancy unless its roots are …

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Mammillaria rhodantha “Rainbow Pincushion”

This short, clumping cactus has stunning magenta blooms that last longer than many other types of cacti. It does well indoors, but should be kept away from pets and children as its spines are sharp. Care and Propagation Information The “Rainbow Pincushion” cactus is an attractive addition to both indoor and outdoor succulent and cacti …

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Mammillaria plumosa “Feather Cactus”

The delicate exterior of Mammillaria plumosa, with its white “feathers,” may be deceiving; this cactus is covered in sharp spines. Not only do the “feathers” make the plant more visually appealing, they also provide a protective layer, shielding the cactus from the heat of the sun. Care and Propagation Information The Feather Cactus is an …

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Mammillaria elongata “Ladyfinger Cactus”

This cactus is ideal for the novice succulent gardener. Its stems create thick mixtures of green and orange, and in the spring, beautiful light yellow or pink blossoms emerge. Care and Propagation Information Taking care of Ladyfinger Cactus is an uncomplicated process. Its growth rate is slow, yet it will thrive when kept inside and …

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Lithops

These unique succulents are a favorite among collectors for their unusual shapes and hues. They are slow-growing plants that feature thick leaves and long roots that develop beneath the ground, and they must be watered carefully since they are very sensitive to excessive moisture. Care and Propagation Information Lithops are an interesting choice for a …

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Opuntia ‘Pina Colada’

This hardy cactus grows to a large size, both tall and wide. Its flowers change in color throughout its life cycle, ranging from yellow to orange to pink. Care and Propagation Information This cactus variety, Opuntia ‘Pina Colada’, is an excellent choice for forming a natural barrier in your garden. Its shrub-like form makes it …

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Opuntia ‘Pink Frost’

This cactus is highly adaptable and can tolerate both low temperatures and extreme heat. Its bright green pads spread out as it grows, creating a large shrub. You may even see pink flowers blooming in the spring. Care and Propagation Information Opuntia ‘Pink Frost’ is an ideal choice for rock gardens or dry, low-water landscaping. …

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Opuntia ‘Party Favor’

This cactus is resilient to frost and has a vivid flower that is almost glowing purple. It can be grown outdoors and is tolerant of both hot and cold temperatures. Care and Propagation Information Opuntia ‘Party Favor’ is an ideal choice for rock gardens and drought-tolerant landscapes. Watering Opuntia ‘Party Favor’ should be watered using …

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Opuntia microdasys albata “Bunny Ears”

This paddle cactus is favored by those who cultivate succulents inside and outside. The green pads of this type of cacti form a shrub-like formation and are not covered in spines, but are instead characterized by white or yellow aureoles that resemble tufts of cotton. Despite their inviting appearance, one should use caution when touching …

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