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- Agave nussaviorum LargeIt is also called Papalome agave. It is a very attractive, medium-sized Agave with short, broad, bluish leaves that are mildly thorny along the margins. This species was scientifically described as recently as 2010 from Oaxaca, Mexico. Both Agave potatorum and Agave seemanniana share its ...
$15.00Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Sulcorebutia muschiiSulcorebutia muschii, better known as Sulcorebutia arenacea, is a choice solitary user-friendly plant, with perfectly neat, symmetrical pectinate spination and profuse yellowish orange flowers. This cactus is indeed beautiful even without its blooms. Habit: It is a low-growing geophytic, ...
$9.29Out Of Stock★★★★★8 - Echinocereus Rusanthus VulpicandaeEchinocereus Rusanthus Vulpicandae Echinocereus russanthus is usually a single stemmed cactus that may branch and form clusters, some having as many as a dozen. Stem: Erect, spheric to short cylindric, 8-30 tall and 4-8 cm in diameter; ribs 10-20, crests prominent, slightly to conspicuously ...
$12.49Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Sulcorebutia tiraquensis bicolorispinaSulcorebutia tiraquensis bicolorispina Description: Its stems are almost completely concealed by fine silvery white and dark-reddish or mahogany colored spines. Habit: It is a clustering species (rarely solitary) readily forming, especially in cultivation, clumps of many heads. Flowers: ...
$10.29Out Of Stock★★★★★1 - Madagascar Jasmine – Stephanotis floribundaIntroducing the Madagascar Jasmine, known as Stephanotis floribundam, which is a beautiful and fragrant flowering vine that belongs to the Apocynaceae family. It is also known as Stephanotis Jasminoides or Marsdenia floribunda. Native to the island of Madagascar, which is located off the ...
$10.29Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Caralluma specioseCaralluma Speciose belongs to the Apocynaceae family. With its origin in East Africa, the plant is cup-shaped and can grow up to 2 feet tall. It offers a dormancy of winters and even with minimal care, it grows into a healthy plant. Growth Rate Most people prefer to buy the succulent not ...
$15.97Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Euphorbia groenewaldiiGrowth rate: It is a slow growing species Soil and pots: It likes pots with generous drain holes, needs a very airy potting medium. Exposure: This plant has an excellent heat tolerance and needs full sun to light shade exposures. It grows well even in full blasting sun, but can tolerate ...
$37.00Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Euphorbia squarrosaGrowth rate: It is a slow growing species. Soil and pots: It likes pots with generous drain holes, needs a very airy potting medium. Exposure: This plant has an excellent heat tolerance, and needs full sun to light shade exposures, it grows well even in full blasting sun, but can tolerate ...
$28.49Out Of Stock★★★★★5 - Pseudolithos cubiformisPseudolithos Cubiformis is a compact succulent with a single stem that reaches up to 5 inches tall. A native of Somalia, this attractive winter-dormant plant belongs to the Apocynaceae family and grows up to 20 cm in height. Growth Rate The growth rate of Pseudolithos cubiformis is fast. ...
$97.99Out Of Stock★★★★★7 - Pseudolithos migiurtinusNOTE (THIS PLANTS ARE SEEDLINGS ABOUT 1/4 INCH IN DIAMETER) Flower: The cluster of flowers is fly pollinated and smells like rotten meat. The flowers are dark red. Cultivation: Relatively easy to grow. Frost tolerance: Winter temperatures must be kept over 10°C. Sun exposure: It ...
$97.99Out Of Stock★★★★★6 - Pseudolithos eylensisPseudolithos eylensis is a beautiful addition to your garden. Little watering, a bit of sun, and a lot of grit are enough for the plant to grow healthily. This plant belongs to the Asclepiadaceae family and is a native of Somalia. The appearance of the plant is similar to a stone. The plant is ...
$97.99Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Parodia chrysacanthionAlso known as Golden Powder Puff. Flower: The crown bears a mass of large golden flowers in spring and, often, pale yellow wool. Blooming season: Spring. Cultivation and propagation: Water these plants regularly This plant should remain rather dry at other times (especially in winter), ...
$11.50Out Of Stock★★★★★4 - Sulcorebutia frankianaFlowers: Usually pink to dark-magenta or dark-red. Flowers are produced in late spring and remain open for three or four days. Cultivation and propagation: It grows rather slowly and needs a very good drainage to avoid rotting. It requires also an appropriate air circulation and is sometime ...
$10.79Out Of Stock★★★★★14 - Mammillaria uberiformisRecommended temperature zone: USDA: 9-11 Frost tolerance: Hardy to 22°F (-5°C) Minimum avg. temperature: 50°F (10°C) Sun exposure: Light shade to shade Watering needs: Regular water in spring and summer. Keep dry in winter. Cultural practices: It has a fairly large tap root and should be kept ...
$10.29Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Echinocereus ochoterenaeFlowers: Canary-yellow delicately sweet-scented, often with some reddish midstripes. Blooming season: Spring and summer. The individual flowers will last up to six days. Blooming generally begins 4 to 5 years after sowing, as the plant matures. Cultivation and propagation: This cactus is ...
$10.89Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Euphorbia gamkaensisThis Euphorbia in native to South Africa. The tiny flowers are greenish yellow. Euphorbia gamkaensis is extremely rare. It forms a spherical body with short, thick arms. It will do best near full sun. Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, ...
$62.25Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Opuntia stardust pad cuttingThis vibrant flat shaped cactus is one of the very few naturally occurring white-variegated variation of the larger Prickly Pear cactus Opuntia monacantha. This cactus is marbled with white, creamy-white, yellow, green and sometimes also with pink in varying patterns. Sun exposure: full sun ...
$9.49Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Coryphanta greenwoodiiA common name is Elephants Tooth. Cultivation and propagation: Full sun to light shade in summer. Water sparingly, keep drier in winter. Needs good drainage. Frost tolerance: Hardy to -3°C. The flower is yellow. Some of the information in this description has been found at ...
$10.97Out Of Stock★★★★★1 - Echinocereus schwarziiEchinocereus schwarzii, commonly known as ‘Cereus adustus’, belongs to the Cactaceae family. Growing up to 4 to 5 inches in height, this winter-dormant cactus originates from Mexico. Growth Rate The growth rate of Cereus adustus is fast. Flowering This plant blooms in beautiful pink colors. ...
$10.97Out Of Stock★★★★★6 - Euphorbia leistneriEuphorbia leistneri is a species of succulent plant in the Euphorbiaceae family. It is endemic to northwest-Namibia and southwest-Angola near the Kunene river. Its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical dry shrubland. It is threatened by habitat loss. E. leistneri is closely related to ...
$21.99Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Euphorbia heptagonaEuphorbia heptagona is an easy-to-grow, deep green, cylindrical plant, very sparsely spined and about 1/2-inch in diameter. It is a suckering and branching plant about 6 to 10 inches tall with tiny leaves down the ridges of the top inch or so of each column (5 to 7 ridges per column). Cold ...
$15.99Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Mammillaria SP Grafted LargeThis is a really nice grafted mammillaria measuring around 6 to 7 incheas long is sold grafted onto stem of Hylocereus. It needs a well-draining potting mix. Water thoroughly and let the soil dry at least halfway down the pot before watering again. In winter, decrease or withhold water. ...
$18.99Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Aloe HybridAloe hybrids are quite a popular way of amping up the decor of your homes, offices, and gardens. Belonging to the Asphodelaceae family, this hybrid has a characteristic single stemless rosette with light-green leaves marked by yellow dots. The red margin accentuates the foliage further. These ...
$12.22Out Of Stock★★★★★10 - Lobivia haematanthaFlower: Diurnal, yellow to purple. Cultivation and propagation: It’s a summer grower species. Water: They like only a short winter's rest and should be kept almost completely dry during the winter months. If the soil is allowed to be dry for too long root loss could follow but equally the ...
$14.00Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Echinocereus davisiiIt is the tiniest of the Echinocereus species, and one of the smallest cacti in the world. Flower: yellow-green or straw-yellow, weakly lemon-scented. Blooming season: Blossoming and fruiting occur on 3 to 4-year-old plants. Blooming period in cultivation is March-April and the flowering ...
$14.00Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Frailea grahlianaFlowers: Pale to bright yellow. Cultivation and propagation: Grow them in rich, porous soil and let them dry out between waterings. These plants need a minimum temperature of 5-10° C (but occasionally temperatures of a few degrees below 0° are not dangerous). Sun exposure: It enjoys full sun, ...
$12.49Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Pelargonium appendiculatumPelargonium Appendiculatum goes by the common name Geranium Appendiculatum. This succulent is ear-shaped and grows up to a height of 12 inches. The plant originates in South Africa and belongs to the family of Geraniaceae. The plant usually goes dormant in the month of April and leads to the ...
$24.79Out Of Stock★★★★★4 - Rhytidocaulon macrolobumFlowers: The flowers are small but colorful, showy. Variable in color and banding usually black or dark-maroon, but also dark-purple, dark green-brown or green. Flowers have a particular scent vaguely remembering of citrus. Cultivation and propagation: It’s a summer-growing species that like ...
$33.49Out Of Stock★★★★★1 - Copiapoa tenuissima grafted LargeThis is a grafted version of the Copiapoa tenuissima. Flowers: yellow Blooming season: Spring and summer. Exposure: They need a good amount of light shade to full sun this help to keep the plants healthy, although slow growth. Watering: Water sparingly from March till October (weekly ...
$44.89Out Of Stock★★★★★1 - Sulcorebutia rauschii grafted LargeSulcorebutia Rauschii is commonly known as ‘Rauschi’. Noted for Herringbone shape, this summer-dormant plant is made up of stems covered in flat tubercles and grows up to the height of 4 cm. Tubercles are violet in color and form spiral rows that connect at the apex. Rauschi has its origin in ...
$46.29Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Euphorbia tulearensisFlowers: Like small bells, greenish-yellow. Cultivation and propagation: It is particularly prone to rot if left cold and damp while dormant. Growth rate: It is a slow growing species and tubers take many years to enlarge. Caudex exposure: The remarkable tuberous rootstock (caudex) is ...
$33.29Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Pterodiscus aurantiacusFlower: vivid orange Growth rate: It grows well, though very slowly. Frost tolerance: Due to its African origin keep warm in winter, the minimum safe average temperature is 5°C, although it can go lower for short periods. It can be grown outdoors in frost-free climates, need anyway to kept ...
$24.97Out Of Stock★★★★★1 - Pelargonium paniculatumIt needs well drained soil with little water and lots of sun. The stem can grow to twelve centimetres in diameter and 70 centimetres tall. The flowers are brownish-pink. This is a winter-grower. Flowers are white, cream-colored or light pink. The flowers appear from winter to spring (June to ...
$24.97Out Of Stock★★★★★7 - Pelargonium alternansFlower: White pink Waterings: Water in autumn, then in spring, at a minimum temperature of +14° C. Keep completely dry in summer and winter, at a minimum temperature of +8° C. Pelargonium alternans is a drought-resistant plant and do not need much water and will quickly respond to a small ...
$37.47Out Of Stock★★★★★15 - Euphorbia atroviridisHabitat: It grows in the semi-desert Great Karoo, a low rainfall area, where the rains spread over the autumn and spring. Description: It is a medusa-head Euphorbia that slowly branches with age. Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com ...
$33.49Out Of Stock★★★★★1 - Pseudolithos mccoyiFlowers: Very small, but usually many bloom at a time, olive-green to dark maroon with dark spots. Watering: It needs regular watering, especially during the hottest summer days. Frost tolerance: Winter temperatures must be kept over 10° C. (But it can withstand a winter night temperature of ...
$60.99Out Of Stock★★★★★1 - Cyphostema seitzianumThis is a very rare and hard to find species. Cyphostemma is a member of the Vitaceae or grape family. The members of this genus span the range of extremely easy to grow plants to real challenges. Most of the species will grow large, given time, good root room and water during the growing ...
$80.99Out Of Stock★★★★★1 - Dorstenia mait escarpmentThis is a member of the Moraceae family coming from The Mait Escarpment in Somalia. Their minimum average temperature should be °F. Their bodies are mostly green with some grey. Their wrinkled leafs are light green. Grow in part shade. Water more heavily during the Summer and keep dryer during ...
$32.49Out Of Stock★★★★★3 - Dianella tasmanica variegataThe small flowers, which appear in mid spring, have pale violet sepals with white striped green petals and are followed by attractive dark blue berries. Best in light shade but will take full coastal sun and can take exposed windy locations in clay or sandy soils that are fairly well drained. ...
$16.22Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Obregonia denegriiObregonia denegrii, commonly known as ‘Artichoke cactus’, is one of the most well-known cacti due to its distinctive artichoke-shaped stem. This Cactaceae family plant is the only member of its single genus and is related to Ariocarpus. It almost always grows as a single plant level with the ...
$15.97Out Of Stock★★★★★38 - Othonna herreiOthonna herrei Originally from Cape Province, Namaqualand, Richtersveld, South Africa. Habitat and Ecology: Succulent Karoo. Othonna herrei is not generally plentiful at any locality and populations are widely and thinly scattered only on very rocky slopes in remote inaccessible areas. The ...
$18.97Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Echinofossulocactus crispatusEchinofossulocactus arrigensis or crispatus This is one of the species with the prettiest spination, spine are flattened, ferocious-looking with one very long (up to 7-9cm ) central spine directed upwards. The ribs are thin with very undulated or curled ridges. E. arrigensis is a synonym of ...
$10.99Out Of Stock★★★★★5 - Senecio crassissimusSenecio Crassissimus goes by the common name “Lavender Steps” or “Propeller Plant”. This succulent resembles the propellers of a plane and has flat vertical leaves. This beautiful succulent hails from Madagascar and belongs to the family of Asteraceae. Lavender Steps plant goes dormant in ...
$9.22Out Of Stock★★★★★2 - Crassula Morgan’s BeautyCrassula Morgan’s Beauty Crassula Morgan’s Beauty is a crossing between Crassula perfoliata and Crassuala mesembryanthemopsis, both native to the Southern Africa. It develops into a compact plant 5-10 cm wide. Leaves: It has chubby, silvery-green leaves with a blush of blue and pink. Flowers: ...
$10.99Out Of Stock★★★★★4 - Coral Aloe - Aloe striataIntroducing the Aloe striata, known as coral aloe, which is a popular succulent plant that belongs to the Aloe genus. It is known for its striking appearance and unique features. It is called Coral Aloe because of the beautiful coral-like coloration of its leaves. The word "coral" refers to the ...
$7.59Out Of Stock★★★★★17 - Echeveria moraniiEcheveria moranii Echeveria moranii is a rosette forming succulent plant that can grow up to 8 inches (20 cm) tall, with beautiful almost oval leaves with maroon trim. The underneath of the leaves have a light maroon color. Just a light dusting make this plant a very attractive Echeveria. ...
$9.69Out Of Stock★★★★★7 - Aloe africanaAloe africana is a solitary, often unbranched, small, tree-like Aloe, usually up to 6 feet (1.8 m) but sometimes taller with rosettes densely crowded with gracefully arching 2 foot (60 cm) long lance-shaped thick grayish blue-green leaves that have prominent sharp red teeth along the margins and ...
$12.49Out Of Stock★★★★★1 - Mammillaria tlayecacThere are around 300 species of Mammillarias. Most are native to Mexico, some are native from southwestern USA, Caribbean, Central America, or even a couple in northern South America. In their range you can find Mammillarias from sea level to high elevations. They also vary in size from ...
$10.79Out Of Stock★★★★★4 - Gasteraloe variegataGasteraloe variegata Gastrolea is a Gasteria/Aloe hybrid, and is properly called a Gasteraloe. It is a very compact plant with thick, smooth, toothless variegated/striped leaves coloured yellow and green. It grows relatively slowly, can get quite large with time with rosettes up to 30 cm ...
$15.00Out Of Stock★★★★★4 - Haworthia aracnoidea xiphiophyllaHaworthia arachnoidea is a succulent plant with numerous leaves, which are uniformly dark green with no translucent area and leave tips, occasionally drying and forming a protective cover for the rosette. Leaves margins and keels are with translucent spines. Size of the rosettes can reach up to ...
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