Cactus and Succulents - Part Sun

Soft bluish color, thick waxy leaves; tight clumps of 6″ rosettes

Flattened caudex, slow to 2′; thick spines
Very little water in winter when dormant.

12″ caudex, stems to 28″; long thin spines, yellow-orange blooms, dry in winter

Single spiny swollen trunk to 18ft tall with narrow strappy leaves that have a central red mid-rib. Branches at top after reaching flowering size. White flowers.

P. succulentum v. griquense
P. succulentum

Vertical branches above narrow caudex; white/pink blooms

Possibly a P. rosulatum subspecies. Smooth bottle-shaped trunk. Strappy leaves. Large creamy white flowers when young, will branch after flowering. Keep dry in winter.

Short, swollen and branchy cultivar to 4ft.

Compact form of Pachypodium lamerei, grows to 6ft. tall, fat base.

Short, branched subspecies to 4ft tall.

Single tall spiny swollen trunk with narrow strappy leaves. Branches at top after reaching flowering size. White flowers with yellow centers.

Single stem, rarely branched, very slow to 10ft.

Spiny caudiciform to 5ft. w/large varied caudex, can be a very branchy, shrubby. Stunning pinkish white flowers.

Pachyphytum x Echeveria

Round bluish leaves, rosettes to 6″ on sprawling stems.

Pachyphytum x Echeveria

Thick blue-green leaves with orange-red edges in full sun.

Pachyphytum glutinicaule x Echeveria

Thick rounded blue-green leaves with orange-red edges in full sun and pink tips.

Pachyphytum x Echeveria

Thick rounded blue-green leaves with purplish-brown edges in full sun.

Echeveria secunda x Pachyphytum bracteosum

19th c. hybrid with stunning thick silvery-blue leaves tinged pink in full sun with red tips. It has a waxy coating that gives it a soft look. Yellow blooms in spring.

Thick succulent waxy leaves; 6″ rosettes; tight clumps.