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These leaves are mostly gray but have irregular dark red to purplish spots
Color depends both on light level and the individual genetics of the plant
Aeonium lindleyi An attractive Echeveria relative with club shaped leaves
It stays small but is a heavy clumper
A rarely seen branching species from Madagascar with fuzzy stems
Pachypodium brevicaule (A) Cactus These leaves are mostly grayPachypodium brevicaule Family: Apocynaceae. The smallest and most unusual of all Pachypodiums. It only grows a few inches tall but spreads horizontally forming a clump a foot or more across in time. The flowers are yellow. This is a slow growing species, but a very rewarding one to grow. Not difficult to grow. Can survive temps down to (but not below) freezing, but prefers it a bit warmer in winter if possible (that is true for all Pachypodiums).
