Botanical Name: Senecio peregrinus
Common Names: string of dolphins
Description: The string of dolphins is a trailing succulent native to South Africa. This plant has long, loose tendrils with small and thick dolphin shaped foliage which retains the plants' water.
Succulent will arrive in 4" pot. Plants may vary slightly from the pictures.All succulents are carefully packed for shipment and will arrive in great condition and ready to enjoy.Succulents are expedited to make sure they arrive healthy and in a timely manner.The string of Bananas is a trailing succulent and can thrive in a hanging pot.--Succulent plants are trendy for a reason. With juicy leaves, stems, or roots, succulents form a vast and diverse group of plants, offering easy-care choices for your home. Plus, they look stunning planted alone or as companions. The color variation of succulents seems almost endless: blue-green, chartreuse, pink, red, yellow, white, burgundy, almost black, variegated, and more. The leaves may be rounded, needlelike, berrylike, ruffled, or spiky. Many have an enticing "touch-me" quality. Light Most varieties need at least half a day to a full day of sunlight. In extremely hot areas some afternoon shade is recommended. Planting Remove plants from their pots and plant making sure the soil level remains the same depth on the plant. Once established, your succulents will benefit from a layer of pebbles or pea gravel spread on the soil around the plant. This is also very decorative. Soil Succulents need good draining soil. When planting in the garden, make sure the area drains well and is not in a low spot that would stay wet. For container planting you can purchase cactus soil or incorporate sand, gravel or volcanic rock for better drainage. The container you are planting in should have a drainage hole or put crushed rock on the bottom before your planting medium. Watering After planting, water in well and allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Succulents don't like to have wet feet. When you do water, water thoroughly. Uses The planting possibilities using succulents are endless. The different colors, textures and habits make the most interesting containers and troughs. Succulents make beautiful rock garden plants. With a wide variety of bloom times there is always something with color.
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Botanical Name: Echeveria agavoides
Common Names: Lipstick, Red edge
Description: Echeveria agavoides is a flowering succulent plant producing colorful flowers with dark yellow tips from the genus Echeveria. Agavoides like many Echeveria succulents come from the rocky regions of Mexico and belongs to the family Crassulaceae. It includes a rosette of thick, triangular leaves resembling the foliage of agave plants.
Botanical Name: Crassula ovata
Common Names: Jade succulent, Money Plant
Description: The crassula ovata is an evergreen succulent native to South Africa. It has fascinating green finger-like leaves with a red circle on the tips and can produce small pinkish-white star-shaped flowers during late fall and early winter.
Botanical Name: Portulacaria Afra
Common Names: Elephant Bush
Description: The elephant bush is a common succulent native to South Africa. Cultivated as an ornamental plant, this plant is a great choice for any beginner succulent collector as it is very low maintenance and its dense bright green leaves are an essential look. The elephant bush has small, round pad-like leaves with thick reddish brown stems and can grow as a tree or a small shrub depending on your planting preferences.
Botanical Name: Peperomia caperata 'Rosso'
Common Names: Peperomia Rosso, Eden Rosso
Description: The Rosso has very distinctive pointed leaves with an attractive flowering variety with striking red undersides and deeply grooved glossy green leaves. Native to tropical Brazil, this plant will require similar care to most peperomias and succulents.
Botanical Name: Peperomia
Common Names: Peperomia, Radiator Plant
Description: Peperomia is a perennial epiphyte native to the tropical regions of Central and South America. Its short and sturdy stems wield thick, circular leaves which are a deep jade color and retain most of their water. The Peperomia is very easy to care for and requires similar care habits to most succulents making it a great addition to any desk or shelf.
Botanical Name: Peperomia ferreyrae
Common Names: Green Bean, pincushion peperomia
Description: This succulent like epiphyte would not appear to be a peperomia due to its peapod-like leaves but requires the same easy care as most succulents and peperomias. Its green stems will grow in an upward fashion and would be a great and unique addition to any desk or shelf.
Botanical Name: Peperomia
Common Names: Marble Peperomia, Radiator Plant
Description: The Peperomia is a perennial epiphyte native to the tropical regions of Central and South America. It's short and sturdy stems wield thick, circular leaves which are a deep jade color and retains most of its water. The Peperomia is very easy to care for and requires similar care habits to most succulents making it a great addition to any desk or shelf.
Botanical Name: Peperomia
Common Names: Rana Verde, Radiator Plant
Description: The Peperomia is a perennial epiphyte native to the tropical regions of Central and South America. It's short and sturdy stems wield thick, circular leaves which are a deep jade color and retains most of its water. The Peperomia is very easy to care for and requires similar care habits to most succulents making it a great addition to any desk or shelf.
Botanical Name: Aloe Barbadensis Mill
Common Names: Chinese Aloe, First Aid Plant, Burn Aloe, True Aloe.
Description: The Aloe Vera is a stemless succulent with thick and fleshy leaves that are lined with small teeth making it a great ornamental, low maintenance indoor plant which blooms a yellow tubular flower in the summertime. Native to the Arabian Peninsula, this plant is widely used around the world as its leaves are considered to be antimicrobial and has been used to treat burns as a topical medication.
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