Corpuscularia lehmannii "Ice Plant" has typical watering needs for a succulent. "Cocoon Plant", the Afrikaans term for it, is "Tontelbos" which means "tinderbush". Cocoon Plant is not cold-hardy so it's best to bring this succulent indoors if it gets below 30 degrees F. "Cocoon Plant's" leaves are very good for propagation. Corpuscularia lehmannii "Ice Plant" is synonymous with Delosperma lehmannii, Mesembryanthemum lehmanni, and Schonlandia lehmannii. Corpuscularia lehmannii "Ice Plant" grows well in hanging baskets and rock gardens.

Some plant lovers love an orchid, a flying plant or a pot plant. Others prefer a succulent-based dish garden. We hope that you'll be able to appreciate succulent dish gardens more after reading this article. We hope that this article has helped you get excited about your first dish garden. What is a succulent dish garden? Succulent dish gardens can survive in almost any environment. They are also very attractive to the eye. The dish or container can be of any shape, size, and type.

Many succulent websites you are familiar with have "Rare Plants" sections. They vary in quality, selection, and design. Fair enough, not every succulent found in this section is rare. However, there are some great choices. Go to the New Arrivals section to scope out some succulents (and especially cacti) that you've never even heard of! He travels along the west coast to visit private collectors and wholesalers as well as other nurseries and remote areas (with permission).