Cacti + Succulents
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Gasteria Pillansii is a slow growing South African succulent. It's appearance is unique with its fleshy, strap shaped leaves. It forms dense clumps and is very drought tolerant.
Scientific Name: Gasteria pillansii
Common Name: Cow tongue, Cattle tongue, Lawyer's tongue
Light: Bright, indirect light
Growth: Can grow 8 inches
Watering: Let dry between watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Intermediate
Monanthes polyphylla is a small, low growing succulent native to the Canary Islands. It's known for forming dense clumps of tiny rosettes. They have small green, cylindrical leaves that often develop reddish hues in good light. They can also bloom star-shaped flowers in yellow, orange, or purple.
Scientific Name: Monanthes Polyphylla
Common Name: Monanthes Polyphlla
Light: Bright, indirect light
Growth: 12 cm tall
Watering: Let dry between watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
This Peperomia variety has lovely trailing stems than make if perfect for a hanging pot. Being native to South America these plants enjoy a humid environment, or a good misting. They like bright indirect light as direct sunlight can scorch leaves. The bright green leaves, reminiscent of beetle shells, are sure to add a pop of colour to your home!
Scientific Name: Peperomia Angulata
Common Name: Beetle Peperomia
Growth: 2-3 ft length
Light: bright indirect
Watering: Water when top layer of soil is dry, likes to be misted
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
Cacti store water in their stems, which is why they are thrive in the desert. The spines on cacti are actually modified leaves. They help to protect the plant from animals and reduce water loss by shading the stem. The Rattail Cactus originates from South Western Mexico.
Scientific Name: Disocactus flagelliformis
Common Name: Rattail Cactus
Growth: Can grow 3-6 feet long
Light: Bright, Indirect sun
Watering: Let the soil dry out completely before watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
A very cool looking plant!
Scientific Name: Euphorbia tirucalli
Growth: While it can grow quite large in the wild, it will typically grow to 3', up to 6' indoors when very happy
Light: Full sun. Keep warm.
Soil: Dry, well drained, nutrient deficient soil
Watering: Very little. 1-2 times per month in summer and less in the winter. Let soil dry out completely between watering.
Pet Safe: No
Care: Easy
Starfish Cactus or Carrion flower cactus, produces amazing star shaped, reddish flowers six inches in diameter. While spectacular visually, they do produce a 'rotting meat' scent to attract flies for pollination. The flowers are short lived so you can enjoy the beauty and hold your nose.
Scientific Name: Stapelia grandiflora
Growth: Stems can reach 12 inches tall
Light: Place near a sunny window for lots of light
Watering: Let the soil dry out completely before watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
This cacti sports sweet little "ears" and spines that looks like soft fur (It is not soft! Do not pet it!)
Scientific Name: Opuntia microdasys albispina
Common Name: White Bunny Ears
Growth: 6-12 inches
Light: Bright. Ideally, place near a south or west-facing window that receives a few hours of direct sunlight per day.
Watering: Water more during the spring and summer, reducing the amount in the fall and giving very little during the winter. ALWAYS allow your cactus to dry out completely between waterings.
Pet Safe: No, toxic if ingested
Care: Easy
Such a cute cactus! The pads look like little ears and the spines create a soft, fur like appearance, hence the common name.
Scientific Name: Opuntia microdasys pallida
Common Name: Yellow Bunny Ears
Growth: Clump forming, 4-6 inches tall
Light: Bright, indirect light. It will be happy to receive morning sun, or some afternoon sun, and then indirect light the rest of the day.
Watering: Water more during the spring and summer, reducing the amount in the fall and giving very little during the winter. ALWAYS allow your cactus to dry out completely between waterings.
Pet Safe: Yes, non toxic but spines can be hazardous.
Care: Easy
The Curly Locks Orchid Cactus is a slow growing cactus known for its bright green, twisting, ribbon-like stems. In the right conditions, it produces fragrant, white, night-blooming flowers that can be followed by edible, red fruit. This plant is native to Guatemala.
Scientific Name: Epiphyllum Guatemalense f. monstrosa
Common Name: Curly Locks Orchid Cactus
Light: Bright indirect light. Avoid full sun because they will get scorched
Watering: When top 1-2 inches are dry
Growth: 2-3 feet
Pet Safe: Yes, but still recommended to keep out of reach. Ingesting too much can get your pet sick.
Care: Easy
The Sand Rose succulent is native to South Africa where it thrives in arid conditions, found in rocks and stony soils. Like many other succulents, the Sand Rose is extremely drought-tolerant. It can survive long periods without water making it an excellent choice for plant owners who sometimes forget to keep up with watering.
Scientific Name: Anacampseros Rufescens
Common Name: Sand Rose
Light: Bright indirect light
Growth: 3 inches
Watering: Let dry between watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
Cacti store water in their stems, which is why they are thrive in the desert. The spines on cacti are actually modified leaves. They help to protect the plant from animals and reduce water loss by shading the stem.
Scientific Name: Mammillaria Elongata
Common Name: Copper King
Growth: 6-8 inches
Light: Bright, Indirect sun
Watering: Let the soil dry out completely before watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
Cacti store water in their stems, which is why they are thrive in the desert. The spines on cacti are actually modified leaves. They help to protect the plant from animals and reduce water loss by shading the stem.
Scientific Name: Opuntia Microdasys
Common Name: Bunny Ear Cactus
Growth:
Light: Bright, Indirect sun
Watering: Let the soil dry out completely before watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
Prized for its grey-green, paddle-shaped leaves with purple spots that intensify with more sun. Native to South Africa, the Calico heart plant is slow growing and a low maintenance plant.
Scientific Name: Adromischus Triiflorus
Common Name: Calico Hearts
Light: Bright, indirect light
Growth: 2- 6 inches tall
Watering: Let dry between watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
Tiger Jaw is a south African succulent is known for its distinctive jaw-shaped leaves with soft tooth like edges. It can produce bright yellow flowers that look a lot like daisies. This plant originates from the sub-tropical deserts and rocky areas of South Africa. The fleshy "teeth" along its leaves are soft and help channel rainwater and dew directly to its roots.
Scientific Name: Faucaria Tigrinya
Common Name: Tiger Jaw
Light: Bright, direct, to indirect light
Growth: 6 inches tall
Watering: Let dry between watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
The starfish Cactus is a South African succulent with star shaped flowers that smells like a dead animal to attract flies for pollination. Don't be turned off by the smell, the flower only lasts a day or two then falls off after shrivelling. Though it's called a Cactus, it's not a true cactus.
Scientific Name: Stapelia Gigantea
Common Name: Starfish Cactus
Growth: Can grow 3-6 feet long
Light: Bright, Indirect sun
Watering: Let the soil dry out completely before watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
A pretty little succulent that is pet safe too! This plant originates from desert regions of Mexico. The Echeveria is a drought-tolerant succulent that thrives in high-elevation, rocky, and dry environments.
Scientific Name: Echeveria Elegans
Common Name: Echeveria
Light: Bright, indirect light
Growth: 2-3 inches tall
Watering: Let dry between watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Intermediate
Medusa Head Cactus has thick stems that resemble snakes on Medusa's head. This plant needs well draining soil to prevent root rot. Once it reaches a certain size, this can produce pups on the ends of older arms. After a time, these pups can root on their own. The arm it grows off of rots and the pups roll away to root on their own. If they are cared for, you can end up with a greenhouse full of them!
Scientific Name: Euphorbia flanaganii and Euphorbia caput-medusae
Common Name: Medusa Head Cactus
Growth: It can grow as tall as 8 inches and can spread over several feet in diameter!
Light: Bright, Indirect light
Watering: Allow soil to completely dry out
Pet safe: No
Care: Easy
Medusa Head Cactus has thick stems that resemble snakes on Medusa's head. This plant needs well draining soil to prevent root rot. Once it reaches a certain size, this can produce pups on the ends of older arms. After a time, these pups can root on their own. The arm it grows off of rots and the pups roll away to root on their own. If they are cared for, you can end up with a greenhouse full of them!
Scientific Name: Euphorbia flanaganii and Euphorbia caput-medusae
Common Name: Medusa Head Cactus
Growth: It can grow as tall as 8 inches and can spread over several feet in diameter!
Light: Bright, Indirect light
Watering: Allow soil to completely dry out
Pet safe: No
Care: Easy
This funky cactus has a zigzag pattern to its leaves and resembles a fishbone!
Unlike so many other Cacti, this little guy originates from the rainforests of Mexico. Found along the mountains just off the Pacific Coast,
It is an epiphyte, meaning it grows on trees, not in the ground in the wild. So it loves humid environments!
Diameter: 10”
Scientific Name: Epiphyllum anguliger
Common Name: Fishbone Cactus, Ric Rac Cactus
Growth: Approx. 1 foot, hanging
Light: Bright indirect light
Watering: Needs consistent moisture but not soggy.
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Intermediate
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