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Snowflake Aloe (Aloe rauhii): The mother of many hybrids, Snowflake is emblematic of the mottled “mosaic” pattern sought by many Aloe enthusiasts. This green and white species tends to have thinner, more narrow leaves and can tolerate low light conditions
Mammillaria vetula ‘Arizona Snowcap’ is a small cactus, The stems are cylindrical, dark green, almost concealed by the spines, Spines are short, white and thick. The flowers are small, cream-yellow with pinkish or brownish midstripe.
Cereus Repandus Var. Monstrosus
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The Euphorbia caput-medusae or Medusa’s Hair is mostly matt dark green with stems that grow in every direction. When it flowers you can expect it to produce yellow flowers during summer, Soft arms of green surround a round head in the center and this plant looks amazing with age.
Euphorbia aeruginosa is a dwarf, spiny shrubbing plant, where it grows in gravelly rock crevices. Bluish-gray leafless branches are covered in rows of vicious-looking spikes. But come late winter or early spring, watch this metal plant transition to easy listening as its branch tips blossom with delicate yellow flowers.
Euphorbia Anoplia (Tanzanian Zipper Plant) is a small clumping stemless succulent that that grows as clusters of tall, leafless stems. The stems have striations of green tones which forms a colony of leafless ribbed columns.
Euphorbia japonica aka Pineapple succulent is a dwarf succulent hybrid bred in nurseries from two plants native to South Africa. It’s comprised of lightly-leaved branches growing from a central caudex, or bulbous root system.
This slow grower likes a lot of water in the summer and very little in the winter. As the top of the plant grows, the caudex beneath it becomes a hardened brown stalk.
Euphorbia Obesa x Globosa (Baseball Plant) is a rare hybrid with globular heads, branching freely to form a clumping mass of stems.The stems of this variety looks very similar like a spherical ball therefore, earning its name of baseball plant.
Euphorbia Sp Nova Somalia Hordio is a dwarf, spiny shrubbing plant, where it grows in gravelly rock crevices. Bluish-gray leafless branches are covered in rows of vicious-looking spikes. But come late winter or early spring, watch this metal plant transition to easy listening as its branch tips blossom with delicate yellow flowers.
Barrel cacti, as the name implies, are almost perfectly round when juvenile, so they make excellent display plants. They are highly attractive, given the evenly spaced rows or spines of their deeply ribbed lobes. As they grow, it’s not uncommon for them to stretch out so they look more like ovals than circles.
Echinopsis ancistrophora ssp. arachnacantha or Lobivia Arachnacantha Cultivation and Propagation: It is a good beginner cactus and very easy to grow and flower. It is quite resistant and occasionally gets covered by bright showy yellow blossoms Flattened to spherical, dark green with ribs weakly notched.
Parodia magnifica, still known in cultivation with its old name Eriocactus magnificus, is a bluish-green geometric globular cactus with wool that grows in clusters and produce absolutely brilliant yellow flowers. These cacti develop a slight depression on the crown, which may become distorted with age
This tall, trailing cactus is one of the most widely cultivated cacti in its genus. Its thick stems grow tall before the weight of the stems causes it to bend and either hang out of its pot, or trail along the ground. It typically produces purple-red flowers, although sometimes growers have reported pink or orange blossoms
Euphorbia suzannae also known as Suzanna’s Euphorbia is Native to South Africa, this attractive clump-forming succulent is grown for its distinctive green spineless stems with unusual ribbing. This species is dormant in winter and can be watered moderately all year around (except in the coldest month of the winter as it rot easily).
Kalanchoe Beharensis ‘Subnuda’ has large heart-shaped leaves but without the shaggy hairs. It is a very large succulents shrub with a unique grotesque shape and smooth plastik-like leaves. This unusual hairless form is also known as Feltleaf.
Kalanchoe Bracteata is also commonly known as Silver Teaspoons. As the plant matures you can expect it to reach up to around 1.2 m (26″) tall. The plants main feature are the silver to grey coloured leaves. When it flowers you can expect it to produce orange to red flowers.
Kalanchoe Orgyalis ‘Copper Spoon’ are stemmed variety with velvety, spoon-shaped leaves that stand upright. This two-toned plant is a lovely cinnamon brown on the upper side of its leaves and silver underneath. As leaves age, they turn completely silver. They need ample sunlight, great drainage, and infrequent water to prevent rot.
Monadenium Stapelioides Also known as Euphorbia Neostapelioides is an exotic form of euphorbia whose leaves are nicely stripped with greens and often with pink edges on some leaves specially in winters. Due to its compact size and hardy nature its best suitable as a table top plant.
