Euphorbia Polygona 'Snowflake’ is a spiny succulent. The stems are simple or basally-clumping and chalky white. They have beautiful "heads", which are dark in color. Euphorbia pseudoglobosa can form a thick mat up to 8 inches (20cm), of segmented stalks. Euphorbia longituberculosa is a succulent plant with a thick taproot merging into a swollen, usually tuberculate (sometimes smooth) stem... Euphorbia neohumbertii is a succulent plant with erect, 4-sided stems and large, green leaves that grow on the top of the stems.

Nelia, the succulent geneus, was also named in his honor. This is in contrast to the offsets that generate the rest of the genus. Below are some of these parameters. Being the fourth largest genus of flowering plants in Southwest US, Echeveria species are popular ornamental plants. The Whale's Tongue type of the Agave Genus succulents is an evergreen perennial succulent that grows up to 5 feet above the ground and acquires a maximum width of 6 feet. The Whale's Tongue variety is able to thrive in any well-fertilized, fast-draining, well ventilated soil mixture.

Once the roots begin to grow, plant your "Bunny Ears" and water as you would a full-sized succulent. The roots may take several months to grow. This will prevent water pooling at roots and can help to prevent root rot. This is because the bacteria that grows in wet soil is the cause of root rot, not the excess water itself. This prevents the soil from becoming too wet when watering. To propagate Kalanchoe humilis from seed, sow your seeds in a well-draining soil. Young plants can be purchased at your local nursery.