Theut's 2021 Succulents...

Premium Succulent Varieties

Gasteria

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Gasteria Zimflora
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Gasteria Flow
There are several types of Gasteria. They have distinct triangular upright leaves and characteristic leaf patterns. Also known as ‘ox tongue’ due to the rough texture on the leaves. Gasteria plants are very hardy making them ideal for consumers to care for. 
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Aloe

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Aloe Vera
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Aloe Variegata
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Aloe Aristata
A widely known species of succulent is Aloe Vera, used for both decorative and pharmaceutical use. The leaves are thick and fleshy, green to grey-green, with some varieties showing white flecks on their upper and lower stem surfaces.

Dyckia

There are several types of Dyckia plants. This striking plant has stiff and spiny leaves and grows well in rocky and/or sunny areas. They have a tendency to grow in a clumping habit and can produce small colorful flowers which grow on their stalk.

Haworthia

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Haworthia Coarctata
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Haworthia Limifolia Zebra
Description
The following draping succulents grow well in bright light, preferably not direct sun when it is hot. Their cascading leaves display nicely in hanging baskets or tall planters. Keep well-drained, but water regularly. These plants store water in their leaves, they’ll begin to shrivel if their water storage is low or you may find them to be soft and squishy if given too much water. 

String of Bananas

String of Beads
Senecio Radicans are native to South Africa where they grow on the ground. The green cascading leaves, shaped like mini bananas, gives this plant their common name, String of Bananas. Popularly used in hanging baskets or in tall planters. Needs plenty of sunlight, yet protect from intense heat. 
​Senecio Rowleyanus, commonly known as String of Beads or String of Pearls, is native to the drier parts of Southwest Africa. The ornamental plant displays nicely in hanging baskets or tall planters with its trailing stems. 

String of Dolphins

String of Hearts
Senecio Peregrinus, this rare draping succulent hybrid resembles a pod of leaping dolphins, making them a new popular item. 
​Ceropegia Woodii, commonly known as String of Hearts is one of the most tolerant plants with marbling colored leaves. String of hearts like the heat and bright light, but not direct sunlight. 

Portulaca 

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