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Plants in genus kleinia

Plants in genus kleinia

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Kleinia anteuphorbium

Kleinia anteuphorbium, commonly known as 'Swizzle Sticks,' is a succulent native to Morocco. It is drought-tolerant and requires ample light, thriving in porous, well-draining soil. This plant features yellow-colored round sausage flowers and prefers sandy soil, making it a unique choice for succulent enthusiasts. Its slow growth rate and unusual appearance add interest to any plant collection.

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Kleinia stapeliiformis

Kleinia stapeliiformis, native to South Africa, is an upright succulent with fleshy blue-green, pencil-like stems that trail when mature. It produces bright reddish-orange flowers in summer and thrives in bright sun to partial shade. This drought-tolerant plant requires a well-draining, chunky potting mixture and moderate watering during the growing season, with a dry period in winter. It can withstand temperatures from 50 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, making it suitable for various climates. Its unique appearance and resilience make it an interesting addition to succulent collections.

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Kleinia stapeliiformis 'Pickle Plant'

Kleinia stapeliiformis, commonly known as the Pickle Plant, is a succulent native to South Africa with pencil-shaped stems and soft spines. It can grow up to 10 inches tall and produces red or orange flowers. This plant prefers partial sun and well-draining soil, making it a unique addition to succulent collections.

Kleinia neriifolia

Kleinia neriifolia, native to the Canary Islands, is a succulent with purplish stems that can grow up to 7 inches tall. It forms a woody stem and is slightly cold tolerant when dormant. This plant requires a lot of light and is prone to rot if overwatered, but cuttings can grow easily after callousing.

Kleinia petraea

Kleinia petraea, commonly known as Weeping Jade, is a trailing plant native to Kenya and Tanzania. It features round green leaves that can turn purple in cooler temperatures and produces small orange flowers in fall or winter. This easy-to-grow plant prefers partial sun and well-draining soil, making it a versatile choice for indoor or outdoor gardens.

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