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Family: Asclepiadaceae Habitat: South Africa and Namibia, in arid, harsh environments. Cultivation: See below

Family: Apocynaceae Habitat: Southern Africa: Angola, Botswana, South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe, in rocky slopes or sandy plains, in places protected from the wind, under direct sunlight or [...]

Family: Geraniaceae Habitat: Namibia, South Africa, Botswana, Angola, in arid environments Cultivation: Avoid excess of water, full exposure to sunlight.

The name "Commiphora" comes from the Greek kommi, "gum" and "phorus", hole. Many species of Commiphora in fact form gummy resins such as Mecca balsam and myrrh (extracted from C. myrrha), which [...]

The name "Commiphora" comes from the Greek kommi, "gum" and "phorus", hole. Many species of Commiphora in fact form gummy resins such as Mecca balsam and myrrh (extracted from C. myrrha), which [...]

Crassula sericea var. velutina is native from Namibia and South Africa, in Succulent Karoo ecoregion.

Crassula lycopodioides variegata is really similar to Crassula lycopodioides, being a perennial succulent shrub, maximum 40 centimeters tall, with slender, elongated, woody branches.

Crassula lycopodioides is native to South Africa and Southern Namibia. Its habitat is mainly the Karoo desert, upon rocky soils and also plains.

Crassula cornuta is actually a subspecies of the species Crassula deceptor, but in cultivation it's used the subspecies name "Cornuta" to avoid confusion with "deceptor" which is a really [...]

Crassula capitella is a tiny perennial herb with elongated, green leaves that turn into a bright red when they grow old.

Crassula brevifolia is a tiny shrub, about 30- 50 centimeters tall. Its stems are woody and rather branched in green branches.