This full container of echeverias came from one tiny rooted leaf! Often a rooted leaf will generate a cluster of new plantlets. This requires patience, though! The leaf was rooted in the fall of 2018, and this container is in its second summer.

RECIPE:
• (1) Echeveria “Desert Rose”

TIPS:
• Rather than growing this as one clump, you can easily divide this container into multiple plants.
• Minimum care required. Fertilize only occasionally at half the recommended strength.
• Place your container where it will not be bumped. The leaves of this plant fall off easily.
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Here are a few cute and easy ideas for displaying your succulents!

RECIPE:
Boots:
• (2) Crassula “Princess Pine”

Broken Pot:
• (1) Aloe “Christmas Sleigh”
• (1) Echeveria “Desert Rose”
• (1) Echeveria deranosa
• (1) Cactus echinopsis

TIPS:
• Minimum care required. Fertilize only occasionally at half the recommended strength.
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The dark colored succulents are brightened by the pop of orange blossoms on the ice plant. This container is packed with interesting plants. How many can you identify?

RECIPE:
• (1) Kalanchoe “Chocolate Soldier”
• (1) Echeveria “Painted”
• (1) Echeveria deranosa
• (2) Echeveria “Black Prince”
• (1) Crassula streyi
• (1) Jade Plant “Hobbit”
• (1) Haworthia “Zebra Plant”
• (1) Sedum “Chocolate Ball”
• (1) Aloe “Christmas Sleigh”
• (1) Ice Plant “Jewel of Desert Topaz”
• (2) Hens and Chicks

TIPS:
• Minimum care required. Fertilize only occasionally at half the recommended strength.
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The tall center plant is appropriately nicknamed “Propeller Plant” with its flat propeller-shaped leaves!

RECIPE:
• (1) Senecio crassissimus “Propeller Plant” or “Lavender Steps”
• (1) Jade Plant
• (1) Jade Plant “Hobbit”
• (1) Cotyledon “Happy Young Lady”
• (1) Echeveria “Plush Plant”
• (1) Adromichus cristatus

TIPS:
• Notice I topped the soil with pea gravel to give the container a finished look.
• Minimum care required. Fertilize only occasionally at half the recommended strength.
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This combination boasts various shades of pink and the colors become brighter as the summer goes on.

RECIPE:
• (1) Crassula “Candy Cane”
• (1) Crassula “Campfire”
• (1) Crassula nealeana variegated
• (1) Coprosma “Mirror Plant”
• (1) Cotyledon “Happy Young Lady”
• (1) Anacampseros rufescens variegate
• (1) Aptenia cordifolia variegate “Crystal”
• (1) Sedum rubrotinctum “Jelly Bean”

TIPS:
• Minimum care required. Fertilize only occasionally at half the recommended strength.
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