Crassula orbicularis Caudiciform It is shown growing in

It is shown growing in a 5" diameter pot and has 9 pups

Orbea carnosa ssp

Last two images show more of the color range exhibited by this cultivar depending on growing conditions and time of year

Pelargonium carnosum  An unusual succulent relative of the well known flowering Pelargonium or "Zonal Geranium"

Needs good light to stay red but protect from hot afternoon sun

Crassula orbicularis Caudiciform It is shown growing inCrassula orbicularis An attractive species with flat green leaves with fringe. The leaves are stacked on each other and look a lot like a small Aeonium. It stays compact but branches regularly in two distinct ways. First, it forms new rosettes right from the base, making a clump. Second, it produces offsets on stolons (stalks) that look like little green spiders on webs! Flowers in winter or early spring. Not difficult to grow, just avoid