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.
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”.
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.
This small grafted cactus comes in numerous striking colours, including this brilliant red. Although small in stature, these are statement potted plants that add a burst of colour & character to every space they occupy.
This hardy semi-succulent does not need too much attention. Give the Sansevieria lotus low light & keep the soil moist, & your plant happily grows in its little pot, with tall variegated leaves. The way the leaves grow out of the pot resembles a lotus, earning this Sansevieria its name.
With its showy, harmless copper-coloured spines, this decorative cactus is also called Lady Fingers or Copper King Cactus to commemorate its most distinctive feature. As a ground cover succulent, it consists of erect, ascending, recumbent or prostrate stems.
