Sedum aetnense
Tiny Sedum aetnense mounds, like broccoli florets, shimmer. Effortless to share, it’s a beginner’s delight! Easy propagation awaits!
stem cutting succulents
Pachyphytum bracteosum
Dusty, plump leaves like stone roses. Propagate Pachyphytum bracteosum easily in spring/summer!
Malephora crocea
Vibrant ‘Finkenstein’ flowers beckon! Late spring’s the time for easy stem cuttings, a rewarding beginner success.
Pachypodium rutenbergianum
Spiky arms, quirky caudex. These succulents are fascinating, a tiny miracle to grow from scratch. Patience is key!
Malephora purpureocrocea
Vibrant jewel-toned flowers, plump leaves. Propagating Malephora purpureocrocea is rewarding, even for beginners. Let’s grow!
Sinocrassula indica
Star-like rosettes beckon! Propagating Sinocrassula indica is a rewarding venture for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike.
Cheiridopsis velox
Velvet leaves, a carpet of bloom. Cheiridopsis velox, love at first sight. Propagate with ease!
Senra incana
Moonbeam dusted leaves, soft & fuzzy, Senra incana. Grow more of these beauties with stem cuttings in spring!
Psammophiliella muralis
Tiny jewel-like leaves, trailing stems. “Wall-dwelling sand-lover.” A succulent gem!