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Ariocarpus Trigonus is a Mexican native, forming yellow green tubercle ‘leaves’, they are usually twice as long (3 – 8 cm) as they are wide (2 – 5 cm). It is usually found in the wild partially buried with only its ‘leaf’ tips showing through.
Ariocarpus Trigonus is a Mexican native, forming yellow green tubercle ‘leaves’, they are usually twice as long (3 – 8 cm) as they are wide (2 – 5 cm). It is usually found in the wild partially buried with only its ‘leaf’ tips showing through.
Flowers form in late autumn and are creamy yellow and up to 5 cm in diameter. Reportedly winter hardy down to -10°C, but must be kept dry.
Graptopetalum Bellum is a small low growing succulent with rosettes of leaves to around 10 cm in diameter. The leaves are roughly triangular, and grey to bronze in colouration.
This also known as a “Purple Beauty” has appropriately, dark purple leaves tinged with green centres depending on how much sun it gets. These guys are extremely easy to propagate – I’ve already pulled out a lot of “chicks” because this was getting so incredibly crowded.
Haworthias are dainty succulent plants which are frequently compared to Aloes, this is hardly surprising since they are both members of the Asphodeloideae family.
Mistletoe cactus (Rhipsalis baccifera) is a tropical succulent native to rainforests in warm regions. The grownup name for this cactus is Rhipsalis mistletoe cactus. This cactus is found in Florida, Mexico and Brazil. Surprisingly, growing Rhipsalis requires shade to partial shade.
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