Aloe Brevifolia can also be grown for ornamental purposes in rockeries and desert gardens all around the globe. The Aloe Brevifolia, a small and discreet plant, is less than one foot tall. The thick, triangular, succulent-like leaves are reminiscent of aloe plants (hence the name!). It is a glaucous, gray, and blue-green color, offering a …
If you live in an arid climate or have the space to grow large succulents inside your home, you need to consider getting an Aloe Ferox. Just like many other aloe varieties, this plant is beautiful, unfussy, and versatile in its usage. How to Identify Aloe Ferox This is a fairly simple plant to identify …
Also known as Guinea-Fowl Aloe, Torch Plant, and Lace Aloe, this succulent is an excellent choice for gardeners of all skill levels. Beginner gardeners will be encouraged by its ease of care and its hardiness, while experienced gardeners will relish its symmetrical beauty. No collector of aloe plants will be satisfied until they have obtained …
This evergreen succulent has the loveliest spiral one could ever find in nature; its image is fascinating and unique. As a rare type of succulent, Aloe Polyphylla adds drama and a showy character to its garden space. Gardeners and succulent aficionados are sure to be pleased with the addition of this little plant consisting of …
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Have you ever had a cactus that just wouldn’t grow? Perhaps it was supposed to produce blooms but never did. Or, perhaps it always looked weak and unhealthy. These issues, and others, could be caused by a lack of essential nutrients in the plant’s soil. While it is true that cacti are hardy plants capable of …
If you crave a little adventure in your life, consider adding a Selenicereus Grandiflorus into your garden space. Sure, its scientific name is a mouthful, but when you run its common name across your tongue, you’ll feel like this succulent might offer you a meaningful part in a gothic thriller. Now, don’t let either name …
With such a cute and quaint name, one would expect an equally cute and quaint succulent. And, of course, this plant does not disappoint. Resulting from hybridization between Echeveria ‘Tippy’ and Echeveria Lilacina, this lilac tinted succulent is both dainty and unfussy. This is a true beauty that any gardener would happily include in their …
For gardeners who love a little extra color, consider adding a few Sedum Adolphii to your garden bed or houseplant collection. As its common name (Golden Glow) suggests, this succulent can turn a reddish-orange color when exposed to healthy stressors, which is an amazing way to infuse drama and style into your living space. How …
Old Man Cacti get their name from the tufts of white hair covering their body, like a grandfather’s head or how wise old men are depicted, with their sparse white beards. If anything, growing an old man cactus can give an interesting contrast to your green, red, purple, and blue succulents. It certainly has a …
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If your lawn and garden need something dainty, lovely to look at, and easy to grow, look no further than Narrow-Leaf Chalksticks. This succulent will fill your yard with green and luscious stems in no time at all. How to Identify Narrow-Leaf Chalksticks This succulent can be a little tricky to identify simply because it …
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