Native to central South America, the ball cactus or Parodia magnifica is the ideal beginner cactus with an aesthetic round shape & highly adaptable personality. They can grow in a range of climates, withstanding high & low temperatures.
The triangle cactus or fairy castle cactus is a special cactus grown in North America, with long vertical stems or varying heights, resembling the towers of a fairy castle. Scientifically known as Cereus tetragonus, this cactus is one of the best beginner plants for aspiring gardeners.
The Sansevieria Trifasciata is commonly known as the “mother in law’s tongue” or “snake plant” ornate your home garden with a lush green foliage due to its deep green leaves. Making for a warm & cosy ambience.
This spine-covered, green globular cactus shares many similarities with others in the Mammillaria family, the primary marker being its resilience. Requiring very little maintenance, this cactus is perfect for adding a little summer surprise to your garden.
This attractive succulent is a brownish-red rosette with a green centre. Being low maintenance & resilient, the Echeveria Melaco is a favourite of beginners everywhere, especially considering its aesthetic appeal. The plant in combination with its pot makes for a subtle yet striking appearance.
Gold Hanni Sansevieria is a small succulent. It forms rosettes along with yellowish-green leaves. The Gold Hanni Sansevieria is commonly known as the “dwarf mother in law’s tongue”.
Haworthia cymbiformis is an evergreen, perennial succulent. It is stemless & leaves can grow up to the length of 5 cm. It has fleshy leaves that are turgid, soft, & pale green in colour. These are very suitable for table-tops.
