This succulent is an ideal addition to your indoor succulent garden. Its leaves are thick, dark green with white horizontal stripes on the outside, and the surfaces are smooth to the touch. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant Flowering Information How to Propagate Haworthiopsis fasciata Offsets Commonly Mistaken For …
Kalanchoe luciae has flat, smooth leaves that change to a striking red color when exposed to the right amount of sunlight. The plant is monocarpic, but it can be reproduced easily through offsets. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant Often Mistaken For How to Propagate Kalanchoe luciae “Flapjack” Leaves …
This blue-green succulent has thin, round leaves that sprout up along a vertical stem. Growing up the stem in an alternating pattern, the leaves face the stem as they reach further up. When exposed to the right amount of stress, the edges of the leaves can turn a reddish-pink. “Marnier’s Kalanchoe” makes a wonderful addition …
This Kalanchoe is an impressive shrub-like succulent with variegated green leaves that have purple or maroon spots. To really show off its vibrant colors, it should be placed in full sun. During the summer, it will produce beautiful purple blooms. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant How to Propagate …
This charming small cactus is identifiable by its cylindrical green shape and its white spines that are intertwined. “Thimble Cactus” appears in clusters and can be propagated with ease. During the cooler months, one may spot delicate cream-hued blossoms. Care and Propagation Information “The Thimble Cactus is an ideal choice for novice plant enthusiasts, as …
This sky-hued, crested succulent has thick, glossy stems that can grow large and wide, forming a thick, columnar trunk, with its branches curling and undulating as it expands. Care and Propagation Information Planting Myrtillocactus geometrizans forma cristata “Dinosaur Back Plant” in an outdoor garden is a great idea, as long as you use well-draining soil …
This cylindrical cacti features a coat of delicate “hairs” that provide shade and heat protection all the way down the plant. Additionally, it has orangish-yellow spikes that protrude from around the cactus. It is ideal for container gardens, as well as for gardens that receive plenty of sunlight. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation …
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 …
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. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant How to Propagate Mammillaria rhodantha “Rainbow Pincushion” Offsets …
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. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering …