Succulent Cuttings

10 x Fresh Leaf cutting of Donkey Tail

Sedum morganianum, Succulent

photos show the stems

You will receive 10 leaves

Just lay them on compost and spray a little when dry and they will root and make new plants - In Stock

commonly known as string of hearts, Rosary vine, sweet heart vine

Provided with growing instructions

Follow the instructions to root them, they may be a bit floppy when they arrive but they root quite easily -

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One high quality 6 inch cutting

Provided with growing guide

Senecio herreianus, formerly widely known as Kleinia gomphophylla, is a popular hanging plant with oval pointed bead-like leaves on long, hanging sprout axils.

It is similar to the more common Senecio rowleyanus, which has the same common names.

The leaves are larger, less globular, more elongate (shaped like a spindle), and more glaucous.

The stems are thicker, stiffer, and somewhat more erect.

The evenly spaced leaves form a seemingly endless chain of beads as they creep along the soil.

The white feather-duster flowers are very similar too. It is often misspelled "herrerianus") - In Stock

Approx 4 inches long

Provided with growing instructions

Bright indirect light.

Water once a week, if needed.

The soil must be dry before watering, and the plant rarely needs any water during winter months.

Room temperature 15-24 degrees Celsius.

Senecio radicans (String of Bananas) is a succulent houseplant.

A member of the family Asteraceae, the asters, this species is closely related to the common String of Pearls, and is native to South Africa.

It has multiple tendrils of glossy, banana-shaped foliage.

Senecio radicans produces small, cinnamon-scented, white or off-white flowers, usually in the late winter or early spring seasons, although some growers are able to encourage multiple flowering periods throughout the year.

Like other species in the Senecio genus, The inflorescences consist of clusters of many small flowers on a common receptacle.

This species, like most of the Senecios, are grown more for the color, shape, or texture of their foliage than for their blooms, which are small, white, and not very showy. - In Stock

One high quality cutting approx 4 inches - Succulent

Tradescantia is a genus of 75 species of herbaceous perennial wildflowers in the family Commelinaceae, native to the New World from southern Canada to northern Argentina, including the West Indies.

Members of the genus are known by the common name spiderwort.

They were introduced into Europe as ornamental plants in the 17th century and are now grown as such in many parts of the world.

Subsequently, some species have become naturalized in various regions of Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia, as well as on some oceanic islands.

Tradescantia are weakly-upright to scrambling plants, growing 30 to 60 cm tall (0.98m 1.97 ft), and are commonly found individually or in clumps in wooded areas and open fields.

A number of species have flowers that unfold in the morning and close when the sun shines on the flowers in the afternoon but can remain open on cloudy days until evening.

Three species known colloquially as "Wandering Jew", one native to eastern Mexico, also belong to the genus Tradescantia.

Other names used for various species include spider-lily, cradle-lily, oyster-plant and flowering inch plant.

The genus is of interest to cytogenetics because of evolutionary changes in the structure and number of their chromosomes. In addition to their use as ornamentals, Tradescantia is of economic importance because a number of species have become pests to cultivated crops.

They have also been used as bioindicators for the detection of environmental mutagens. - In Stock

Senecio rowleyanus

String of Pearls

One 5 inch cutting

rosary string of beads

Easy to root and grow

Photo shows how this grows

This is for one cutting not the pot in the photo -

Out of Stock

Approx 5 inches long

Has attractive yellow flowers

Kalanchoe longiflora, also known as tugela cliff-kalanchoe or long-flower kalanchoe

Appropriate for containers, rock gardens, groundcover, prolonged walls an arid gardens, the plant would grow well on well-drained porous soil on clay pots and would need abundance of airflow, bright light or full sun.

It is to be watered when its soil is dry to the touch and it must be protected from frost.

If grown in a cooler, shadier spots, the plant will not display the ruddy colouration of the leaf tips as powerfully, and it will also incline to have larger leaves.

Moreover, routine watering and feeding with compost will make the plant sturdier and a rapid grower - In Stock

Approx 3 inches

Flowers in summer

Delosperma echinatum, also known as the Pickle plant, is a type of ice plant, native to South Africa.

It has odd looking succulent leaves with bristly hairs on small, thin wiry spiny stalks.

Leaves themselves are also spiny (but not dangerously so).

The most notable features are the water vesicles that cover the leaves.

Habit: It is a small perennial succulent shrub which has a more upright habit than most Delospermas, often reaching 45 cm in height when grown outdoors (usually less than 30 cm tall when grown in containers or baskets).

Roots: It has deep succulent roots.

Leaves: Up to 2,5 cm long, light green covered by water vesicles.

Flowers: Small white, pale greenish-yellow or yellow, up to 2 cm in diameter at the tips of stems - In Stock

commonly known as Variegated string of hearts, Variegated Rosary vine, Variegated sweet heart vine

Provided with growing instructions

Follow the instructions to root them, they may be a bit floppy when they arrive but they root quite easily -

Out of Stock

Shipped in a rigid box after being well packed

Similar in size and shape to the one in the photo

Easy to root and grow

It is a winter dormant and easy species to grow that is suited for any well drained soil in full sun.

But young plant are happy growing indoors, where they can easily reach the ceiling.

Give the plant an airy growing medium which mainly consists of non organic material such us clay, pumice, lava grit, and only a little peat or leaf-mould.

Water regularly during the active growing season from March to September.

No water should ever be allowed to stand around the roots. Keep almost completely dry in winter.

It is a moderately fast grower,and will quickly become large landscape masterpieces in just 3-7 years.

It can tolerate moderate shade, and a plant that has been growing in shade should be slowly hardened off before placing it in full sun as the plant will be severely scorched if moved too suddenly from shade into sun.

Like quite small pots, repot in very later winter, early spring.

Can be pruned for shape and branching.

Frost tender, frost free zones only. -

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Packed so they will arrive in good condition

We trim some of the lower leaves off, we recommend you only leave the top 2 inches of leaves

The more leaves you leave on the cutting the less likely it is to root

Description: It is a soft-wooded, semi-evergreen upright shrub or small tree, usually 2.5–4.5 metres (8–15 ft) tall.

Similar in appearance to the unrelated "jade plant" Crassula ovata (family Crassulaceae), P. afra has smaller and rounder pads and more compact growth (shorter internodal spaces, down to 1.5 mm).

It is much hardier, faster growing, more loosely branched, and has more limber tapering branches than Crassula once established.

Within the genus Portulacaria, it has been shown to be an outlier, relatively unrelated to the other species in the genus, which are all restricted to small ranges in the arid far west of southern Africa.

Distribution and habitat It is very widespread in the east of South Africa (including Swaziland).

In this moist climate, it is relatively rare, and tends to favour dryer rocky outcrops and slopes.

It is also found in much denser numbers in the dryer southern Cape.

Here it occurs from the "Little Karoo" of the Western Cape, eastwards up until the thicket vegetation of the Eastern Cape.

Spekboom is found most prolifically in the Albany thickets, a woodland ecoregion, which locally is often called noorsveld, after the high number of succulent Euphorbia species, which are often called noors plants.

Cultivation and uses Prostrata" decumbent variety

In the wilds of South Africa, large plants do survive the winter frosts by growing dense enough to provide their own natural cover. Drought-tolerant and fire-resistant, it will endure desert sun and heat once established, which the jade plant will not.

Cuttings root very easily in most potting media - In Stock

Two fresh cuttings these grow pink flowers Very easy to grow

Not rooted but they will root and grow easily

Second picture shows one of the two pieces provided

Third picture shows it in a pot this is what you need to do and ensure soil is damp until it roots

A low-growing, evergreen, succulent perennial plant, forming a dense mat that completely covers the soil.

The plant is sometimes harvested from the wild for its edible fruit and it is also cultivated both as an ornamental and for its ability to stabilize sandy soils.

This species of Carpobrotus ("Sour fig") bears bright pink-purple flowers and, like its relatives, forms a sprawling succulent groundcover. It can be distinguished from its related species by its short, stout, gray-green leaves.

These are acinaciform: mildly curved and shaped like a sabre, and having the shape of an isosceles triangle in cross-section, if cut perpendicularly - In Stock

Shipped in a rigid box

We trim some of the lower leaves off, we recommend you only leave the top 2 inches of leaves

The more leaves you leave on the cutting the less likely it is to root

It is a soft-wooded, semi-evergreen upright shrub or small tree, usually 2.5 to 4.5 metres (8 to 15 ft) tall.

Similar in appearance to the unrelated "jade plant" Crassula ovata (family Crassulaceae), P. afra has smaller and rounder pads and more compact growth (shorter internodal spaces, down to 1.5 mm).

It is much hardier, faster growing, more loosely branched, and has more limber tapering branches than Crassula once established.

Within the genus Portulacaria, it has been shown to be an outlier, relatively unrelated to the other species in the genus, which are all restricted to small ranges in the arid far west of southern Africa.

Distribution and habitat

It is very widespread in the east of South Africa (including Swaziland).

In this moist climate, it is relatively rare, and tends to favour dryer rocky outcrops and slopes.

It is also found in much denser numbers in the dryer southern Cape.

Here it occurs from the "Little Karoo" of the Western Cape, eastwards up until the thicket vegetation of the Eastern Cape.

Spekboom is found most prolifically in the Albany thickets, a woodland ecoregion, which locally is often called noorsveld, after the high number of succulent Euphorbia species, which are often called noors plants.

Cultivation and uses

In the wilds of South Africa, large plants do survive the winter frosts by growing dense enough to provide their own natural cover. Drought-tolerant and fire-resistant, it will endure desert sun and heat once established, which the jade plant will not.

Cuttings root very easily in most potting media

- In Stock

Provided with growing instructions

Aeonium ‘Kiwi’ is a very attractive and showy plant, up to 24 inches (60 cm) tall.

This succulent forms rosettes of fleshy, spoon-shaped leaves that are brilliantly colored.

The edges of the leaves are red.

Yellow flowers bloom in the summer

Likes a well-drained soil and tolerates little to no summer irrigation - In Stock

also known as Vipers Bowstring Hemp

Provided with full instructions on how to grow these

The photo show mature plants

They are easy to root and grow, the cuttings have no roots

Each cutting will grow several offsets and grow into full plants

Very easy to grow just follow the instructions great for indoors

They do flower and fruit if the flowers are polinated

It is an evergreen perennial plant forming dense stands, spreading by way of its creeping rhizome, which is sometimes above ground, sometimes underground. Its stiff leaves grow vertically from a basal rosette.

Mature leaves are dark green with light gray-green cross-banding and usually range between 70 - 90 centimetres (28 - 35 in) long and 5 - 6 centimetres (2.0 - 2.4 in) wide, though it can reach heights above 2 m (6 ft) in optimal conditions

The NASA Clean Air Study found S. trifasciata has air purification qualities, removing 4 of the 5 main toxins.

By using the crassulacean acid metabolism process, it is one of the few plants which also remove carbon dioxide at night. - In Stock

ONE unrooted cutting 6 inches

Long enough to make two plants as a 3 inch cutting is good to root

Provided with growing and care guide -

Out of Stock

Approx 3 inches long

Provided with growing instructions

Bright indirect light.

Water once a week, if needed.

The soil must be dry before watering, and the plant rarely needs any water during winter months. - In Stock

They go this amazing Mauve / Purple colour when exposed to sun and heat

Shipping in a rigid box

Bryophyllum fedtschenkoi is a species native to Madagascar widely sold as a house or garden plant that has established itself in the wild in some southern parts of the United States of America.

The specific epithet fedtschenkoi honors botanist Boris Fedtschenko (1873-1947)

Bryophyllum fedtschenkoi is a low-growing, frost-tender perennial succulent that prefers dry, open ground.

It grows to 10–12 inches (25–30 cm) as an untidy, low, rounded herb.

The stems are round, smooth and lax with visible leaf scars, often bending to touch the ground where they produce roots and a new plant.

Leaves are simple, fleshy, alternate, blue-green and oval or obovate with fine scalloped edges, the edges may turn pink or red under strong sunlight or drought conditions.

The tubular flowers are carried in corymbs, often multi-layered in good conditions.

Each flower has a short calyx edged with delta-shaped segments, the calyx is shorter than the tubular corolla.

The corolla is an orange/coral/apricot colour.

The flowers hang down.

Commonly called ‘Lavender Scallops’ from the shape and colour of its leaves.

It has few pests but may be susceptible to mealy bug or occasionally scale insects. - In Stock

Shipped in a rigid box

Very hardy but rare succulent, easy to root and grow

Has attractive pink flowers as shown on one of the images

3-4 inch cutting with instructions on how to root

This plant is quite tolerant of temperatures down to 5°C (41°F) if kept fairly dry. It will benefit from good ventilation, but not draughts.

Kalanchoe Kewensis requires a bright situation at all times and will grow well in a South-facing window.

Water well during the Summer, allowing the compost to dry before watering again.

During the Autumn and Winter, water just enough to prevent shriveling.

This plant will soon rot if kept wet at low temperatures.

This succulent prefers conditions of low humidity and is well suited to centrally-heated homes. - In Stock

Common names include Purple Rose Purple Aeonium

Free shipping in a rigid box

Easy to root from cuttings

One 4-5 inch cutting

Easy to care for, just water well and let it dry out before watering again

Likes light and heat

Can only be killed by overwatering - In Stock