Succulent Plants

  Crassula marnieriana has a fascinating structure that makes it stand out in any collection. It'll grow many thin stems lined with geometric, succ...

  Crassula come in a variety of shapes and sizes and are among the easiest succulents to care for. They often change colour depending on how much s...

  Crassula come in a variety of shapes and sizes and are among the easiest succulents to care for. They often change colour depending on how much s...

  Echeveria Agavoides really shows off when it’s been happily “stressed” by sunlight. Its lime green leaves have red edges, giving it the nicknam...

  The Echeveria Curly Red is a captivating variety of succulent plant belonging to the Crassulaceae family. Recognizable by its compact, flesh...

The 'Obesa ' is a fascinating euphorbia. The globular shape and the lines running along the exterior make it look like the plant was stitched toget...

The quick-growing Euphorbia trigona is also known as African Milk Tree. It has an upright stem and will have multiple branches as it grows older. I...

The quick-growing Euphorbia trigona is also known as African Milk Tree. It has an upright stem and will have multiple branches as it grows older. I...

  This beautiful succulent is native of Mexico. The fleshy leaves form a rosette 3-6 inches across at the tips of stems. The whitish-green leaves...

  The Graptoveria 'Fred Ives' is a hybrid succulent plant resulting from the crossbreeding of the Graptopetalum and Echeveria genera. This Graptove...

  Native to South Africa, this species is prized for its beauty and ease of care, making it a popular choice among indoor plant enthusiasts. Hawor...

  Kalanchoe marnieriana gets vibrant red tips during winter months, if grown under bright light. Throughout the year, it'll bloom pink nodding flow...

  This special looking plant comes from the island of Madagascar. Kalanchoe millotii has fluffy green to greyish-green leaves with jagged edges. As...

Lithops are also known as Living Stone Plants. They grow in rocky areas and camouflage themselves to avoid being eaten by grazing animals. They are...