The Crassula Marginalis Rubra Variegata “Calico Kitten” comes from South Africa.
In benevolent climates, you can stay out all year.
The thin stems are covered with succulent thick and armored leaves.
Crassula Marnieriana “Worm Plant”
The Crassula Marnieriana “Worm Plant” is a beautiful succulent non-cactus or crass plant that is grown as a pendant, especially outdoors, but also indoors.
Her light needs are not as high as those of some of her relatives, so taking care of her is much simpler.
Corpuscularia lehmannii “Ice Plant”
The Corpuscularia lehmannii “Ice plant ” with fleshy leaves that grow on stems of a quite thick reddish color.
This genus belongs to the Aizoaceae family, a group that has a good amount of curious plants, all succulent and cheerful flowering.
Crassula “Springtime”
The crassula “Springtime” is one of the most beautiful succulent plants that exist, with really impressive and extremely beautiful pinkish flowers.
It is a plant with hard stems, but as it grows, its stem begins to bend, due to the weight of the plant.
Cephalocereus senilis “Old Man Cactus”
The Cephalocereus senilis “Old Man Cactus” In the center and South America, this curious plant will be well known.
On the other side of the Atlantic it may be known for indoor cultivation but little else.
Aristaloe Aristata “Lace Aloe”
Aristaloe Aristata “Lace Aloe”, formerly known as aloe aristata, is a small and hardy succulent plant, very popular as an indoor plant.
It is commonly known as torch plant, lace aloe, guinea fowl aloe or torch plant.
The torch plant is a succulent grouping without stems, up to 30 cm high, with thick rosettes of stubby leaves, spear-shaped, serrated,
Aloe “Christmas Carol”
What characterizes Aloe Christmas Carol and the difference of other aloes; Its leaves are stiffer and less fleshy, so they store less water.
Its leaves have a certain texture (bulges), which makes it a beautiful and different plant.
Aloe perfoliata “Mitre Aloe”
Aloe perfoliata “Mitre Aloe” is endemic to the Western Cape and some adjacent areas in the North and East Cape of South Africa.
They are hung on vertical cliffs.
Aloe Nobilis “Gold-Tooth Aloe”
The Aloe Nobilis ‘Gold Tooth Aloe’ has big green leaves with a beautiful white and yellowish teeth.
Usually, the bright sunlight can change the colors of the leaf.
You can see colors like rose, yellow, white, and orange.
Aloe “Twilight Zone”
Aloe Twilight Zone is as spectacular as the name suggests.
This Aloe hybrid is a dark green covered in small white spots, like stars in a dark sky.
Aloe Twilight Zone is a small variety that is ideal for small pots.