Succulent

Love Plant

Anacampseros Rufescens

Slow growing
Spreads out in clumping mats.
The tops of its leaves are dark green, while the underside is a deep purple color.
Grows fine, fuzzy white filaments from its center that help it survive droughts by trapping water vapor from the air
Full to partial sun
Water every 2-3 weeks, when soil is dry
Propagate by stem cuttings
Also called Sand Rose
Can be toxic

Kalanchoe Beharensis

A tall, fuzzy succulent with velvety silver leaves, with the undersides covered in small tubercles, or “fangs”.
Dormant in the summer months
Water every week when soil is dry
Full sun to partial shade
Propagate from leaf or stem cuttings
Also called Stalactite Plant, Felt Plant, Velvet Leaf Kalanchoe
Can be toxic

Crassula Mesembryanthemoides

Adromischus Cristatus (Haw.) Lem., Adromischus cristatus var. cristatus, Cotyledon cristata

Titanopsis calcarea

Water the plant regularly, but be sure not to overwater it. It is vital to allow the soil to dry out slightly between waterings.
Place the plant in an area with indirect sunlight. Too much direct sunlight can cause the leaves to fade or burn.
Fertilize with a balanced fertilizer every few months to give it the nutrients it needs to grow.
Pruning the plant regularly to remove any dead or damaged leaves will help the plant’s health and make it look nicer.
Keep the plant in well-draining soil to prevent it from becoming waterlogged.
If the plant becomes infested with pests, use an appropriate insecticide to treat the problem.
Repot the plant into a larger pot if it outgrows its current container.