Euphorbia obesa is a rare, round succulent from South Africa. It looks like a baseball, so it is easy to spot. The plant grows in dry, rocky places. It can handle hot summers and little rain. Here are some important facts about this special euphorbia: Feature Description Shape Spherical, thick body (‘obesa’ means fat or […]
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If you want the fastest results with Graptopetalum Purple Delight, try rooting stem cuttings. Spring and summer work best because the plant grows quickly in warm weather. You can also use leaf cuttings, which work well and feel rewarding when you see new roots. Anyone can do this, even if you have never tried before.
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You can grow a healthy graptopetalum purple delight at home. It is okay if you are new to succulents. This pretty graptopetalum needs lots of bright light. It also likes soil that drains water well. Water it carefully and do not give it too much. Watch out for pests like spider mites and mealybugs. These bugs
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Echeveria laui moran is a special succulent from Oaxaca, Mexico. Its blue-pink leaves look powdery and make pretty rosettes. Many people call this plant lau’s echeveria. It is part of the echeveria family and grows in a small shape. The thick farina on its leaves makes it look soft and pastel. Gardeners like to use
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You can keep Echeveria laui Moran happy both indoors and outdoors with the right care. This plant loves bright light—at least six hours a day—so make sure it gets enough sun but not too much direct heat. Water only when the soil feels dry, and always use well-draining soil to protect the roots. Watch out
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You want a plant that is different. Haworthia Truncata variegata is one of the rarest succulents you can find online. Look at this table: Succulent Variety Rarity in Online Market Cultivation Difficulty Market Availability & Price Notes Haworthia Truncata variegata Very rare Difficult Many people want it, not many for sale, costs more Stores like Mountain Crest
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If you want your haworthia truncata variegata to do well, you must watch light and water. This plant likes bright but not direct light. It can get sunburned if it sits in direct sun, especially in summer. Many new plant owners think haworthia truncata is hard to grow. It likes more humidity but does not
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Echeveria agavoides romeo grows best with bright, indirect sunlight. Water it only sometimes, and use soil that drains well. Pick a place where it is between 60°F and 85°F. Agavoides like warm air and not much humidity to stay healthy. Let the soil get totally dry before you water again. This helps stop root rot and
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You may ask what makes echeveria agavoides romeo and romeo rubin different. Both echeveria agavoides types have thick, shiny leaves. They both grow in the classic rosette shape. The main difference is in their color. Echeveria romeo often has pink colors with bright red tips. Romeo rubin shows a deep wine red color in cooler weather.
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You might know trichocereus bridgesii forma monstrose inermis as the “Penis Plant.” This rare cactus has smooth, round stems. It often does not have spines, so it looks different from other cacti. Some of these plants can grow up to 35 cm tall. They have odd and uneven shapes called monstrose forms. Collectors like this cactus
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