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Scientifically, this Monadenium is also considered to be a Euphorbia (E. neostapelioides). It can tolerate growing in shade, but if moved into full or indirect bright light, it should be moved slowly to avoid severe scorching! This plant is a fast grower...

Scientifically, this Monadenium is also considered to be a Euphorbia (E. guentheri). It can tolerate growing in shade, but if moved into full or indirect bright light, it should be moved slowly to avoid severe scorching! This plant is a fast grower that...

This Aloe is named for its very restricted natural distribution - it was only observed on the banks of the Gariep River! This plant will do best with bright, indirect light and well-draining soil. It will show a bright orange coloring on its leaves with...

This unique, chunky hybrid is a quick grower and produces alien-looking star-shaped flowers. 

Euphorbia tend to be more at risk from overwatering and too much care than they are at risk from negligence! These guys prefer a chunky, well-draining soil and bright, indirect light. They don't tolerate drought well, so be sure to stay on top of...

This hearty thick shrub-like plant thrives in a very airy mix and bright, direct light. 

This Mike Keeling grown cultivar thrives in bright to dappled lighting outdoors and bright direct lighting indoors. This particular plant is winter-dormant, so make sure to reduce watering outside of the growing season.   may be thinner...

As with many other Opuntias, this plant will thrive with bright, direct lighting and light waterings with a very-well draining soil. This hairy beast is a fantastic addition for the Opuntia collector that may not want to deal with the pain of...

This unique shape and coloration is actually native to South Florida! It is known to be pollinated by hummingbirds. Keep in mind that this plant's milky sap may be poisonus as it is technically a Euphorbia-adjacent. 

This beautiful Echeveria cultivar sports broad pastel leaves that can turn lilac or lavender with careful sun-stressing. Keep in mind that Echeveria are susceptible to both root rot and mealy bugs, so keep their pot clear of dead growth and ensure proper...

These beauties are reminiscent of the Agave plant with their tightly-packed rosettes of thick, pointed leaves (which flush red in direct sunlight & infrequent watering). This particular cultivar of E. agavoides features striking, dark leaf tips...