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This is a large Kalanchoe with beautiful plastic-like, smooth leaves. Under the right conditions it can attain the proportions of a small tree, reaching 3 m in height.
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Strong specimens in pot diameter 10 cm.
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A dwarf pachycaul shrub or tree native only to Madagascar. It has a short trunk that branches just above the soil, bearing long, thin, gracefully arching branches. Fleshy, obovate leaves appear in opposite pairs, each pair subtended by a pair of spines.
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This is one of the prettiest and most sought after Agaves. The parchment-like edges and marginal spines are the unique and distinctive feature of this species.
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Living Geometry - 'Jade Star' forms perfect triangular leaves in cool jade tones, arranged like an origami starburst. Each rosette achieves near-mathematical precision.
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Euphorbia infausta is a small species that offsets from the base. The stem is spherical to obovoid, succulent, leafless and spineless up to 9 cm in diameter, bright deep green, marked with oblique transverse darker green (or purplish) stripes.
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A stunning and prolific hybrid. Towards the end of winter, it is adorned with numerous small green flowers, highlighted by prominent yellow stamens. The plant has a grey-green body and few spines. Extremely decorative during flowering.
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Rounded, flattened leaf tips shift from lime-green to plum tones with heavy mottling. This prolific grower forms compact colonies of interwoven rosettes that blend into living mosaics with ever-changing, speckled patterns.
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Turquoise spherical rosettes with ivory recurved spines mimic sea urchins. Aloe erinacea remained hidden until the 1980s in Namibia's rugged highlands. Each plant is a masterclass in desert adaptation and geometric beauty.
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Miniature succulent with tongue-shaped leaves in light grey to dark grey-green, ending in a mucronate tip. Covered with tiny cartilaginous grey-white tubercles fused into a dense net-like pattern, giving it an overall silvery-grey appearance.
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Hawortia truncata hybrids of various parentage, grown from seed, each one different and unique. Very nice plants.
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Questa è la forma compatta della più piccola della Agavi ed è una pianta di crescita lentissima e difficile da trovare.
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With its compact, fuzzy leaves, this Haworthia cooperi v. venusta x cv. CHOCOLATE displays a striking chocolate hue that intensifies in winter.
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A curated mix of Adromischus marianae — a highly variable and strikingly beautiful species. Each plant is unique, showcasing diverse leaf shapes, textures, and colors, from green hues to bronze and reddish mottling.
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Euphorbia cv. GREEN ELF cristata forms hemispherical mounds with twisted ridges that resemble a green brain, in a few years the plants become really beautiful.
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Dwarf distichous plant with dark glossy-green leaves bearing prominent, pale spots in transverse rows. Leaf tips are obtuse (hence the species name) and mucronate.
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Seed-grown hybrids from a cross between H. maughanii and H. truncata. Every plant is distinct—no two are identical, ensuring truly unique and unreproducible specimens.
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Leaves tending to curve at the tip, smooth and abundantly streaked with white dots. A truly eye-catching species of great effect. Very beautiful.
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Kalanchoe rhombopilosa is a dainty small Kalanchoe, one of the smaller growing species. The leaves are rhombic or fan shaped with spectacular coppery-brown markings. The leaves are fragile and fall off at the slightest touch, especially during shipping.
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Pachypodium horombense is a succulent shrublet about 1.5 m high with a plump, bottle-shaped, main stem surmounted by a number of short fat spines. Produces Chrome-yellow flowers during the warm months of the year.
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This charming dwarf agave grows perfect rosettes of slender, leathery leaves with wonderful white threads curling along their edges! The dark green blades contrast beautifully with the delicate filaments.
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Sansevieria gracilis is a small spreading succulent. It forms rosettes of inrolled, light green leaves arranged spirally. The leaf surface has darker narrow transverse bands and longitudinal lines. It has a delightful, intensely sweet scented flower.
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Hardy succulent forming dense rosettes of fleshy, glaucous green leaves, tipped with brown-purple. In summer, pale pink flowers appear atop tall stems.
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This is a rare cultivar distinguished for its roun tubercles along the ribs edges. The furrows which appear transversely on the ribs cuts the continuity of the ribs and the plants appears decorated with a geometrical design raised above the surface.
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Compact, stemless rosettes with a strong tendency to clump. “Brevifolia” refers to the species’ notably short leaves. The inflorescence is an unbranched stalk ending in a dense raceme of tubular red-orange flowers. Blooms in November.
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Aloe reitzii is a robust and spectacular aloe species, it is easily distinguished by the handsome erect red flower spikes that are produced in summer (unlike most aloes that produce their flowers in winter.)
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Living Jewel - H. parksiana is the smallest, darkest (near-black), and rarest. Its slowly clustering, mathematically recurved leaves create perfect shadowy rosettes - a Lilliputian masterpiece for the discerning succulent enthusiast.
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A neat, compact plant with flat, silver-green, succulent paddle-like leaves. In late winter–early spring, it bears tight inflorescences of strongly scented pink blooms, making it exceptional among Crassula species.
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A giant among Haworthias, forming exceptional rosettes up to 20 cma cross. Its massive, glossy leaves undergo chromatic alchemy through bronze patinas, deep brown tones, and ethereal amber to sea-green translucencies that seem to trap sunlight within.
