Echidnopsis cereiformis
“Echidnopsis cereiformis: Candied stems, delicate blooms. Multiply this arid gem from callus to new life. Spring’s the prime time!”
Rare succulent care
Haworthia chloracantha
Sharp leaves, white teeth: propagate your Haworthia chloracantha this spring! Easy, rewarding, and beautiful.
Conophytum hanae
Tiny pebble plants, Conophytum hanae, grow offsets easily. Late spring’s your best bet for propagation.
Cochemiea macdougallii
Tubular blooms and quirky charm. Propagating this “delightful challenge” requires patience, but watching new life emerge is rewarding!
Dorstenia gigas
Sculptural Dorstenia gigas: patience, warmth, and a light touch yield leafy wonders.
Uebelmannia pectinifera
Dusty green ribs, sharp spine teeth. This architectural cactus, the Uebelmannia pectinifera, is a windowsill wonder. Grow your own!
Conophytum klinghardtense
Tiny stone-gems, Conophytum klinghardtense. Patience & a dry touch bloom mini-sculptures!