This small, dark green succulent has a distinct rosette structure that curves upward. The leaves are triangular in shape and have light green or white bumps on the outside. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant How to Propagate Haworthiopsis ‘Baccata’ Offsets Care and Propagation Information General Care for Haworthiopsis …
This Aloe and Gasteria hybrid has foliage characterized by dark green leaves with white dots. Its growth rate is slow, forming clumps as it matures. It has the potential to produce orange flowers at different times, depending on whether it is grown indoors or in more moderate climates. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation …
The leaves of “Tiger’s Jaw” are thick and green, with a triangular shape. The plant has “teeth” along its edges, which help it absorb moisture. When it’s exposed to enough sunlight, it produces large yellow flowers in the fall and winter months. Care and Propagation Information The edges of “Tiger’s Jaw” foliage may seem rough, …
This bright, colorful succulent has hues of red, pink, orange and yellow stems. It makes an attractive addition to succulent arrangements, but should not be planted where there is a lot of pedestrian traffic, as it is toxic. It is well-suited for container gardens. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to …
This tall, white succulent is characterized by its deep ribs and dark spines. Its ribs have the potential to grow either straight or wavy as it matures. Additionally, it produces dark purple flowers during the late spring and summer months. Care and Propagation Information Euphorbia polygona ‘Snowflake’ is a perfect pick for gardeners looking to …
This evergreen tree has tall, spiny branches that spread in a candelabra shape. Its poisonous sap and sharp spines make it unsafe to have around pets and children, but in fall it produces beautiful yellow-green flowers. Care and Propagation Information Euphorbia cooperi “Candelabra Tree” can thrive in both indoor and outdoor settings, making it a …
This cactus is small and circular in shape, with a covering of white or gray spines radiating outwards. The spines are so dense that only a few patches of the plant’s green color can be seen. Care and Propagation Information Epithelantha micromeris “Button Cactus” is an ideal choice for rock gardens or hanging baskets, forming …
This Echeveria has a slow growth rate and is characterized by green leaves that are covered in tiny “hairs”. As the plant matures, it expands by producing offsets that form a mat. In the Spring, it produces vibrant red and yellow flowers. Care and Propagation Information Echeveria setosa “Mexican Firecracker” is an ideal choice for …
This Graptopetalum features lovely cascading rosettes, making it ideal for a hanging pot. When exposed to direct sunlight, the foliage will take on a yellow-pink hue, but in shadier spots, the leaves tend to be a bluish-gray. Care and Propagation Information The Ghost Plant may look like an Echeveria at first glance, but it is …
This short, green succulent has a wide, thick rosette and its leaves are arranged in a way that allows more sunlight to penetrate. Growing slowly, it is an ideal choice for indoor growers and beginners. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant How to Propagate Haworthia turgida Care and Propagation …