Succulent tapestries can be served as a side dish. Mycorrhizal fungi and living organisms such mycorrhizal yeasts are crucial for the soil as well the plants it supports. At any time you can remove the cuttings and start them in soil. Leaf cuttings can start to grow roots in three weeks. Although seeds can take longer to germinate if you are interested in creating your own arrangement of leaves, the rewards of seeing your plants grow from the ground will be priceless. Consider how often you water your plants and how long you let the soil dry completely before you re-water.

Gasteria Nitida (Bathurst Gasteria), a stemless succulent with triangular spotted, fat leaves, is also known as Gasteria nitida. Gasteria batesiana ‘Barberton’ is a slow-growing succulent, with distinctive dark green, almost-black leaves and rough surfaces. Haworthia magnifica Variegata', an attractive slow-growing succulent, forms rosettes of approximately three-dimensional leaves. Haworthia arista is a small succulent. This forms stemless rosettes of dark-green to bluish coloured leaves. Be aware of the high water content in cladodes when feeding livestock.