CRASSULAS

CRASSULA ALBA

CRASSULA ARBORESCENS

CRASSULA ATROPURPUREA V ANOMALA

CRASSULA AUSENSIS

CRASSULA TERES = CRASSULA BARKLYI

CRASSULA TERES

CRASSULA TERES

CRASSULA BUDDHA TEMPLE

CRASSULACAPITELLA

CRASSULA CAPITELLA SSP TRHYRSIFLORA

CRASSULA CV CELIA

CRASSULA COCCINEA SIN.ROCHEA COCCINEA

CRASSULA CONJUNCTA

CRASSULA CORDATA

CRASSULA CORNUTA

CRASSULA DECEPTOR

FLOR CRASSULA DECEPTOR

Crassula deceptrix syn crassula arta

Crassula deceptrix diferente variedad

Crassula deltoides

Crassula cv dorothy

CRASSULA ELEGANS

Crassula emerald (C barklyi x susannae)

CRASSULA ERICOIDES

CRASSULA EROSULA CV CAMPFIRE

CRASSULA EXILIS AR. COOPERI

Crassula expansa ssp fragilis ó Crassula browmeana, ó browniana ant Aychrison dichotomun

FLOR CRASSULA EXPANSA

CRASSULA FALCATA

CRASSULA GREEN PAGODA

Crassula hemisphaerica

Crassula heterotricha

Crassula jade tower

Crassula justus - corderoyi Jacobs & Poelln

CRASSULA LACTEA

CRASSULA LANUGINOSA

Crassula lanuginosa var pachystemon

Crassula lycopodioides purpusii

CRASSULA MESEMBRANTOIDES

Crassula cv. Moonglow

Crassula Morgan Beauty

CRASSULA MULTICAVA

Crassula muscosa (syn= Crassula lycopodioides)

Crassula muscosa var. cristata

Crassula muscosa variegata

Crassula obliqua variegata

Crassula orbicularis var. rosularis

Crassula ovata (syn= Crassula portulacea, Crassula argentea)

Crassula ovata en flor

Crassula ovata crosby

Crassula ovata hummel´s

Crassula ovata hobbit

Crassula ovata monstruosa

Crassula ovata v. variegata

Crassula perfoliata v. falcata

Crassula perfoliata var minor (ex crassula mini falcata)

Crassula perforata

Crassula perforata conjuncta

Crassula perforata variegata

Crassula cv pink pyramid

Crassula pyramidalis

Glottiphyllum

Glottiphyllum longum


Glottiphyllum sp.


Glottiphyllum depressum

Tacitus bellus

Ruellias

Ruellia portellae

Strobilanthes dyerianus

Scilla violacea

Pequeños bulbos en forma de lágrimas, de color púrpura cuya curiosidad es que crecen prácticamente fuera del sustrato Originaria de Sudáfrica Cuidados: Necesita la protección de invernadero o cobertizo. Se puede sacar al exterior en veranos de zonas cálidas. Riego moderado (evitar el riego excesivo, dejar secar el sustrato entre riego y riego al menos 2 días) y pulverizaciones. Abono completo cada dos meses. Le gusta mucho la luz, pero se da muy bien en semi-sombra. No resistente a heladas Cultivo: Proporcionar sustrato de mantillo permeable. Se debe pulverizar para ayudar la polinización. Forma renuevos que serán retirados de la planta madre cuando el bulbo alcance 1 cm de diámetro.

Ledebouria socialis (sin. Scillia violacea)

Description: Small evergreen perennial bulbs in thick clusters that survive drought as effectively as any succulent.
Bulb: Teardrop-shaped, green to purple, clothed in peeling, papery tunics that prevent water loss, 2-4 cm centimetres in diameter that necks above soil, it will soon cluster.
Leaves: Lance-shaped, strap-like, 10-15 cm long and 2 cm wide, upright, fleshy, light silvery green, and basal with dark-green, turquoise, olive or aquamarine markings above and wine-red to purple beneath.
Flowers: Forms racemes of bell-shaped flowers. They are showy, greenish purple-pink with a small pink stripe running down each petal, can be up to 20+ flowers on each spike.
Blooming season: Spring and summer.

Cultivation: Ledebouria socialis is an easy-to-care plant. It needs full sun to partial shade with a well-drained soil mix. Let it dry completely between waterings. Feed monthly with 50% strength soluble house plant food when it is actively growing. Hardy down to freezing so best kept in a frost free place indoors and can be grown outside where there is no danger of frost. Bulbs at the base of the plant must be above the soil. It is very happy sitting in window sill too.

Propagation: Seeds or (usually) by division of bulb-clusters

Ledebouria cooperi