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This is one of the finest haworthias, forming distinctive rosettes of very hard, firm dull-green leaves, pointed and triangular in cross-section, arranged in strongly twisted rows around the stem. The leaves are rough and slightly verruculose.
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Senecio articulatus variegatus is a charming colourful variegated form.The leaves are tricolour green, creamy-white and pink-violet and very much shaped like little Alocasia leaves. Leaves drop in dry times, new ones being produced when growth resumes.
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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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Seed-grown Haworthia truncata hybrids from diverse parentage, all individually distinct and unique. Very nice and appealing 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 curve slightly at the tip, smooth and heavily streaked with white dots. A highly eye-catching species with strong visual impact. 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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The glossy green leaves take on a beautiful red color in winter. Very nice and showy hybrid.
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