Succulents
Low-maintenance desert dwellers and string-of-things.
Perfect for sunny windowsills and forgetful waterers. Succulents store water in their leaves, making them resilient, sculptural, and incredibly diverse.
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Adenium arabicum is what happens when a plant decides to store its drinking water in...
Read Full Guide →Agave attenuata is the agave people buy when they want drama without consequences. It is...
Read Full Guide →Aptenia cordifolia, often sold under the perky nickname Baby Sun Rose, is a trailing succulent...
Read Full Guide →Crassula capitella ‘Campfire’ is the succulent equivalent of a reliable campfire story - simple, colorful,...
Read Full Guide →Crassula perforata, sold almost everywhere under the cheerfully descriptive name String of Buttons, is a...
Read Full Guide →Curio radicans, commonly called String of Bananas, is a trailing succulent vine grown for its...
Read Full Guide →Curio rowleyanus, better known as String of Pearls, is the plant that convinces people they...
Read Full Guide →Delosperma echinatum, commonly sold as the pickle plant, is a compact succulent subshrub that looks...
Read Full Guide →Dioscorea elephantipes is the plant equivalent of a geological prank. What looks like a cracked...
Read Full Guide →Echeveria laui ‘La Roseta’ is the succulent equivalent of a luxury dessert that politely asks...
Read Full Guide →Echeveria lilacina, commonly sold as Ghost Echeveria, is a rosette-forming succulent that looks like a...
Read Full Guide →Euphorbia obesa, often sold as the Baseball Plant or, incorrectly, the Sea Urchin Cactus, is...
Read Full Guide →Fenestraria rhopalophylla looks like someone lost a handful of green jellybeans in a sandbox and...
Read Full Guide →Ferocactus latispinus, commonly sold as the Devil’s Tongue barrel cactus, is not subtle and does...
Read Full Guide →Greenovia dodrantalis, often sold under the common name Mountain Rose, is a rosette-forming succulent in...
Read Full Guide →Kalanchoe delagoensis, commonly sold under the unsettlingly cheerful name Mother of Millions, is not a...
Read Full Guide →Nepenthes, commonly sold under the vague but convenient label of tropical pitcher plant or monkey...
Read Full Guide →Othonna capensis, commonly called String of Rubies, is a trailing succulent perennial grown for its...
Read Full Guide →Peperomia prostrata, commonly sold as String of Turtles, is a trailing, epiphytic houseplant with small...
Read Full Guide →Mexican butterwort, most commonly sold under the Pinguicula moranensis complex, is a small, tidy carnivorous...
Read Full Guide →Rhipsalis cereuscula is what happens when a cactus decides sand is overrated and trees look...
Read Full Guide →Sedum morganianum, commonly sold as Burro’s Tail or Donkey’s Tail, is a trailing succulent that...
Read Full Guide →Senecio peregrinus, usually sold as String of Dolphins or Dolphin Necklace, is a trailing succulent...
Read Full Guide →Low-maintenance desert dwellers and string-of-things.
Read Full Guide →Trachyandra tortilis, usually sold under the much looser nickname Ribbon Plant, is one of those...
Read Full Guide →Xerosicyos danguyi, usually sold as Silver Dollar Vine, looks like a stack of metallic coins...
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