Oxalis flava var. lupinifolia *Blue-green Leaves*

Oxalis flava var. lupinifolia *Blue-green Leaves*Oxalis flava var. lupinifolia An attractive winter growing shamrock species from South Africa. Plants make blue to blue green leaves. Flowers are lavender pink. Easy to grow. It is a winter grower so water regularly (in succulent terms) from fall until spring, then cut back or stop all together in the summer. It usually drops its leaves during the dormant period. The growing season is roughly September to May (but can vary). Flowering is mostly early

Dudleyas are very similar to Echeveria but are winter growers

Grower's choice are shown in the last image

Very small teeth and no raised bumps

In lower light it will become more green

Huernia rosea Family: Apocynaceae (Asclepidaceae)

You will receive the plant shown in images

That's what the plant name means: Senecio that looks like a Stapeliad

Plants are on their own roots

Stays fairly small (6" or less) and clumps in time

cameronii this plant has stiff long toothed leaves and clumps readily

but differs in having less red and more white

Needs well drained soil and good light