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. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant How to Propagate Mammillaria elongata “Ladyfinger Cactus” Cuttings Care and Propagation Information General Care …

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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. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant How to Propagate Opuntia ‘Pina Colada’ Care and Propagation Information General Care for Opuntia ‘Pina …

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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 engelmannii var lindheimeri “Texas Pricklypear”

This spiny, evergreen cactus has distinct flat, broad pads that are blue-green in color, stemming from a trunk. It can grow quite tall and wide, and in Spring, it may produce yellow flowers that bear purple fruit. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant How to Propagate Opuntia engelmannii var …

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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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Kalanchoe pumila “Flower Dust Plant”

The “Flower Dust Plant” is a silvery succulent that grows in a low, clump-like shape. Its leaves are long and coated in white, powdery-looking hairs, giving it a “dusty” appearance. It occasionally produces small pink flowers. Care and Propagation Information The Kalanchoe pumila, or “Flower Dust Plant,” is a fantastic choice for rock gardens or …

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Opuntia ‘Orange Chiffon’

This cactus is hardy enough to stand up to frost and grows in a thick shrub-like shape. The green pads of the cactus become a purplish hue when the temperature drops, and it produces striking orange flowers in the springtime. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant How to Propagate …

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Haworthiopsis coarctata

This clumping, slow-growing succulent has dark green leaves with white stripes that can turn a pinkish-purple hue when it is exposed to intense sunlight or colder temperatures. Its tall stems are topped with short, curved foliage. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant Commonly Mistaken For How to Propagate Haworthiopsis …

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