Huernia: Their native habitat South Africa, Ethiopia and Arabia. The stems are light gray-green, red-spotted, and four to five angled, the edges wavy and toothed.
Huernia Plant Care: Easy, location light and sunny, in the summer protect from the full noon day sun, water only enough to keep the sprouts from shrinking.
KALANCHOES
Kalanchoe CV: this plant belongs to the crassulaceae family. This plant is an interesting cultivars, it has gray green leaves with reddish margins and horny lower surface, some people call it deer ears.
Kalanchoe Marmota: also called dinosaur eggs. It belongs to the crasuulaceae family. Stems branch from the base, the leaves are obovate aprox 4 " long they are green gray with brown spots and dentate margins, they resemble a dinosaur egg, the flowers are white.
Kalanchoe Thyrsifolia: this plants belong to the crassulaceae family. They are densely leafy stems, with beautiful wide flat leaves that have reddish margins, their blooms are yellow, also call flap jacks.
Kalanchoe Plant Care: Easy. The plants need to be were is bright, sunny, warm and airy, water well during summer, during winter keep them rather dry, not completely, the Kalanchoes are short day plants, they only bloom when they have less than 12 hours of light per day.
Lapidaria: is a monotypic genus (only one species) from the Namaqualand in South Africa where they get mostly summer rain. They are named for the Latin for "collection of stones", which is what a clump of plant looks like. It's a leaf succulent with stone shape leaves, they produce yellow flowers in the fall, after they bloom, a new pair of leaves develop, used the moisture from the older pair of leaves to grow.
Huernia
