Senecio kleiniiformis (Spear Head), is a slow growing succulent with ascending and trailing branches, soft fleshy leafs, and slow growth. Tetragonia Tetragonioides (New Zealand Spinach), is a succulent which forms a thick, trailing carpet on the ground. Stapelia leendertziae or Black Bells is an attractive succulent. They form large clumps made of short pubescent, green stems. We want to share with you something new before you leave. You should cut the bottom leaves of your plant one to two inches.

Small pebbles and a few inches gravel can be added to the pot's bottom to encourage drainage. Stapelia striata (Small Starfish Flower), which is a small succulent, has long, straight, 4-angled stems with light green leaves that can reach 3 inches. Kleinia pendula (Inch Worm), which is also known under Senecio pendulus, is an incessant succulent with green patterned stems with showy, red flowers. Curio muirii is a small succulent plant that was formerly called Senecio muirii. It has erect and creeping stems as well as flat egg-shaped (or egg-shaped) leaves. Curio rowleyanus (String of Pearls), also known by Senecio rowleyanus is a popular succulent with trailing stems lined... Curio radicans ("String of Bananas") is a unique succulent with roundish, spreading, decumbent, spreading, spreading, spreading, spreading, spreading, spreading, decumbent stems. Stapelia olivea (African Starfish Flower), a low-growing succulent, has spineless stems and small dark maroon-red leaves that are almost flat. Callisia dummeri (Chain Plant), also called Tradescantia... Ruschia Pulvinaris (Creeping Shrubby Ice Plant), is a low growth succulent with compact foliage and woody stems.

Senecio decaryi, also known as False Nasturtium, is a succulent plant that can grow up to four inches (10 cm) in height. It forms large, compact clumps. Tylecodon.decipiens is a dwarf succulent. It has an irregularly shaped tuberous stem base and produces many branches. These often form dense mats all around. However, you must wait until your plant produces pups. You can learn how to save succulents by taking a closer look at why they can rot. A great way to save a sunburned or etiolated plant is to take stem cuttings. Curio citatricosus is also known as Senecio. This is a small succulent shrub, kalanchoe blossfeldiana uses with a narrow stem and leaves that are crowded at the... Trichodiadema bulbsosum (African Bonsai), a caudiciform succulent, has long stems, which branch heavily to form a low-growing shrub.

They work really well in landscaping, xeriscaping, and even in creating bonsai! From the three flower stalks I took off, I will soon see more aeoniums. Although it won't begin this way, light competition is a problem that all terraria face (even those not succulent). Formerly known as Haworthia Opalina, Tulista Olina is a small succulent that forms a rosette consisting of thick, fleshy, stiff, and light... Be prepared to get lots of light! Knowing when you've watered last will help answer a lot of questions about whether or not it's time to water again. You can determine the root cause of your plant's decline to help you plan the best treatment for your succulent. This oval-leaved shrub succulent is most at home in coastal gardens. Senecio medley-woodii is a succulent shrub with thick, branched stems covered in white felt and egg-shaped leaves. Sinningia Leucotricha (Brazilian Edelweiss), is an attractive succulent that has a large, rounded tuber. A few stems then emerge from the tuber. Tylecodon Faucium is small succulent with indistinct tuberous roots and short, erect branches. They are covered with short pointed phytollopodia.

Caputiatomentosa (Cocoon Plant), which was previously Senecio haworthii (Senecio haworthii) is a small succulent that looks like a cocoon plant. It is a succulent with woody stems, attractive... Curio (Blue Fingers) - Previously Senecio (crassulifolius), is a branching succulent that has erect or sprawling stems. His bony fingers helped me to step over the moon. I thought to be brain coral. If glue dries before you can attach something, pick off the cold glue and start over. Keep misting until the soil dries completely. Hydrophobic soil will result in it becoming hardy. During the resting period, only water them when the soil is dry on touch. Succulents can be found in areas with heavy soil and frequent watering. Avonia papyracea is a South African native. Its appearance has been often compared to bird droppings. It was an amazing experience: South Africa, Southern CA. Not quite Alice-in-Wonderland, but certainly a wonderland of aloes. Tulista pumila 'Tenshi no Namida', also known as Tulista pumila 'Tears of Angels', is a stunning succulent that forms small rosettes of... Curio citriformis (String of Tears), formerly known as Senecio citriformis, is a beautiful succulent with unique teardrop-shaped leaves on...