BEGINNER RECOMMENDED

Cool-Season Appearance

In spring, many photos are taken of plants that have been held in cool storage for 1 – 2 months, which slows growth and can intensify colours in some varieties. When moved/planted back in warmer growing conditions (such as indoors), colours may soften or shift as the plant resumes active growth. Cool-storage photos are always noted on product listings.

Partial Cristate

These unique plants show a mix of crested and normal growth. Growth may change over time as the plant matures, becoming more or less crested. Each plant develops its own structure. The unpredictable growth pattern is part of their appeal.

Higher Elevations

Many succulents originating from higher-elevation habitats perform best with moderate temperatures. They generally appreciate warm, bright days followed by cooler nights rather than being kept continuously warm/hot.

In Canada, these succulents can be grown successfully indoors, but they may grow more vigorously and develop better colour/form when grown outdoors during the warmer months (acclimate to direct sun gradually).

BEGINNER RECOMMENDED

Haworthia Magnifica Var. Atrofusca Mutant

Haworthia Pygmaea

Haworthia Truncata ‘Lemon Lime’

Sedeveria Blue Apple

Cool-Season Appearance

Partial Cristate

Higher Elevations