That was my first crested succulent. Etiolation begins with succulents that have downward-pointing foliage. It is easy to confuse Aloe and Agave at first glance, but some typical physical differences can point you in the right direction. Aloe and Agave, however, are not closely related, and the similar climates in which they evolved are in different hemispheres of the world. Sometimes, the young leaves show a powdery appearance. The members of this genera have fleshy leaves, which are arranged in the form of a rosette. Agave also features fleshy leaves in a rosette. Species with smooth, green leaves typically need more moisture and humidity than the fuzzy and silvery xeric species, which are excellent candidates for growing indoors. They require adequate moisture in the summer heat, but they don't like being overwatered or sitting in the water. It is possible to make this succulent ill by too much water. But it is worth noting that they need more moisture than many other succulents, such as most Aeoniums. Although they are hardy, they are susceptible to pests. They can be found in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 5 through 10, though some types such as Yuccagloriosa can only grow in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 6 and above.

Aloe vera is able to grow well in USDA plant hardiness zones 9-11. Zones 9 to 10 are the best zones for Agaves. Some varieties can tolerate more heat than others. For the most part, Agaves are larger and spinier than Aloe. Agave are "New World", however. Aloe is an "Old World" plant. You will likely run into many others with some reference to the succulent universe. You're forgiven. They do resemble them in so many ways, though! If the plant's color is turning from green to yellow, this indicates too much light. When the plant is healthy and in its best condition, the structure, flowers, and leaves are all important parts of the plant. Leaves are falling off. It has a trailing stem with bead-like, oval-shaped leaves. Curio citriformis (formerly Senecio citriformis) is a slow-growing, unique succulent that has erect, trailing stems, and teardrop-shaped foliage. Dischidia numularia is an epiphytic climbing tree with small, opposite-shaped leaves fell off succulent that look like coins hanging from a cord. Senecio Hippogriff, also known Curioxperegrinus/Senecioxperegrinus is an uncommon succulent with leaves that look just like tiny dolphins jumping from the waves.

Leaves range from dark green and purple to have beautiful white veins. Some plants produce irresistible honey from their modified spines, which are more blunt to the touch. You can make your air plants more decorative by using a variety of containers. Agaves can have painfully sharp spines. Aloe leaves often have softened "teeth". It is small in size and has delicate leaves makes it an ideal plant for container gardens. Make sure to use only natural honey. Although a west window is acceptable, make sure that it doesn't face the hot glass. This could be due to it not receiving enough light, or none at all. Our String of Hearts should not be exposed to scorching sunlight. Curio herreanus - String of Watermelons - More information

Curio Citriformis, the String of Tears (Learn More). Learn more at Senecio 'Hippogriff' (String of Dolphins). Senecio Peregrinus, also known as "string of Dolphins", is a delicate succulent with delicate leaves. They have delicately dripping over the pot from their long hanging stem. It has triangular leaves with a beautiful rosette-like pattern. Agaves bloom atop a stalk that grows from the center of each rosette. Agaves are able to flower themselves to death. Huernia keniensis (Kenyan Dragon Flower), is a small clumping succulent with a protrude to erect irregularly branched stems with... This type cactus has a long, thin stem and attractive flowers. Succulents are a diverse group of plants that can store water in the stems and leaves. The leaves of Ruby Glow look similar to Fenestraria, Lithops and other windowed succulents. Aloe's tubular flowers make them suitable for long-beaked birds to pollinate. Aloe rose from these roots and spread all along the coast to South Africa and the Mediterranean.

Crassula rupestris subsp. Crassula marnierana (also known as Crassula marnierana) is a slow-growing succulent, native to southern Africa. Crassula rubris subsp. 10. Crassula rupestris subsp. Top dressing. To give your decor a polished look, you can add a top-dressing. These natural beauties will give your space that unique flair that is so important for decorating. At the top, multiple flowers will bloom. These flowers bloom usually in spring and summer. They come in a variety of colors, from cream white to bright red, orange, or purple. Yuccas usually bloom from mid-summer to early fall, depending upon the variety. Small, yellow flowers appear on wiry, thin stalks. I live in Northern California where winters are mild. Today they grow from Utah to northern South America. The beautiful, curvy shape of this plant is so striking that it was nicknamed "Emerald Idol" This succulent species is popular because of its ability to propagate through offsets.

It is recommended to allow the offsets drying for a few day before planting. This will allow the cuts of the wood to callus. 5. Germination takes up to 10 days. After you have collected the cuttings, give them a few days for them to become accustomed to being cultivated. This will require you to wait a few more years before using offsets from your parent plant. The best way of securing an echeveria plant in its container is by using a layer of gravel on the bottom that has good drainage properties. It is easy to check the soil's moisture. They will tolerate any soil pH, and can grow in dense or poor soil. This makes them excellent for urban environments. When preparing the soil, it is recommended to use a half-and-half mixture of cactus potting soil, and mineral grit. This is my mammillaria transplanted cactus, in an upcycled can.