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Senecio rowleyanus aka String of Pearls

Senecio rowleyanus forms long delicate strands covered in round pearl-like leaves. String Of Pearls needs bright indirect light, shallow watering, and excellent airflow around its crown.

Senecio radicans aka String of Bananas

Senecio radicans produces cascading stems lined with curved banana-shaped leaves. String Of Bananas grows faster than many trailing succulents and is easy to propagate from cuttings.

Sedum praealtum aka Shrubby Stonecrop

Sedum praealtum grows into a branching succulent shrub with fleshy spoon-shaped green leaves. Shrubby Stonecrop can reach several feet wide and responds well to pruning and stem propagation.

Mammillaria rhodantha aka Rainbow Pincushion

Mammillaria rhodantha grows as an upright pincushion cactus with colorful radial spines and a crown of flowers. Rainbow Pincushion prefers bright filtered light and a dry winter rest.
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Kalanchoe orgyalis aka Copper Spoons

Kalanchoe orgyalis is named for its velvety spoon-shaped leaves that emerge coppery brown. Copper Spoons can grow into a large shrub and develops its richest color in strong light.

Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi aka Lavender Scallops

Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi has scalloped blue-green leaves that develop lavender or pink edges in strong light. Lavender Scallops trails attractively and roots easily from stem cuttings.

Aristaloe aristata aka Lace Aloe

Aristaloe aristata forms compact rosettes of white-spotted leaves tipped with fine bristles. Lace Aloe tolerates cooler temperatures than many aloes and actively grows during winter.

Haworthiopsis reinwardtii

Haworthiopsis reinwardtii grows tall tapered columns covered in white-spotted leaves. It slowly produces offsets and needs partial sun, excellent drainage, and protection from cold.

Haworthiopsis fasciata aka Zebra Plant

Haworthiopsis fasciata features dark pointed leaves banded with raised white stripes. Zebra Plant is a dependable indoor succulent that prefers bright filtered light and infrequent watering.

Haworthia mutica

Haworthia mutica creates a low rosette with thick green leaves and translucent windowed tips. Its compact size and preference for filtered light make it well suited to indoor collections.