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THE GERANIUM PAGE
Geraniaceae de Jussieu 1789. The Geraniaceae is a widely-distributed family of herbs with 7 genera containing around 800 species, often with hairy stems and cleft or compound leaves containing aromatic oils. Flowers generally have 5 sepals, 5 petals, 5 - 10 stamens and 5 fused carpels that separate when fruiting. Species currently in the genera Pelargonium and Erodium were originally included COTYLEDON - CRASSULACEAE - SUCCULENT PLANT Cotyledon Linneaus (1753) Greek: kotyledon = cup-shaped hollow Cotyledon is a genus of 10 species of perennial shrubby leaf and stem succulents from South Africa, with numerous varieties and cultivars.Cotyledon has been a catch-all genus including species from Echeveria, Rosularia, Tylecodon and Umbilicus, now all grouped separately. Tölken (1978) separated 47 species of Tylecodon withORDER FABALES
The Fabales is an order of dicotyledenous flowering plants with 3 families, Caesalpiniaceae, Fabaceae (Syn. Leguminosae), Mimosaceae, collectively known as Legumes. The Fabales includes herbs, vines and trees with stipulate compound leaves. One of the unifying characteristics is the dehiscent seed pod with seeds present in a row, sometimes in individual sections.THE CORDYLINE PAGE
Cordyline canniifolia R. Brown 1810 (Palm Lily) is a shrubby understorey plant, native to rainforests and eucalyptus forests in northern Queensland and the Northern Territory of Australia. The thin brown 5-10ft canes are crowned with glossy-green, lanceolate leaves whose under-surface is a glaucous green. The pendulous raceme of small white flowers is followed by red berries.THE PEPEROMIA PAGE
Piperaceae Giseke 1792. The Piperaceae is a family of 5 genera and 1400 species of perennial herbs with both succulent and non-succulent members. The genus Peperomia is probably the most familiar, as the less-succulent Peperomias are widely grown as houseplants and includes some choice succulent species with fleshy windowed leaves and a handful with tubers.ABOUT SOIL PH
About Soil pH. The Succulent Plant Page web site uses cookies to enhance function and give you a better experience. By continuing to browse this site you are agreeing to our use of cookies.THE GASTERIA PAGE
The majority of Old World succulent monocotyledons are grouped into the Aloaceae, a medium sized family of rosulate leaf succulents including Aloe, Astroloba, Bulbine, Chortolirion, Gasteria, Haworthia and Poellnitzia. The largest genus is Aloe with more than 400 species. The Aloaceae are distributed across southern Africa, Arabia, Madagascar and the Mascarene Islands. ORDER WELWITSCHIALES The Order Welwitschiales contains the single monotypic family Welwitschiaceae with the species Welwitschia mirabilis. This very large caudiciform is a dicotyledon Gymnosperm. Recent treatments based on DNA analysis place the Welwitschiaceae within the Gymnosperm Order Gnetales, related to Pinales (pines).. Advertisement: Welwitschiaceae Caruel 1879. The family Welwitschiaceae contains GALLERY OF SUCCULENT PLANTS picture gallery of every type of succulent plant illustrated on the succulent plant page with links to more information PESTS AND DISEASES OF SUCCULENT PLANTS INCLUDING CACTI Cultural problems. While these notes focus on pests and diseases of cacti and succulents, incorrect cultural conditions are a major cause of poor growth or loss of house plants in general. The single commonest cultural problem is over-watering, with the roots left wet for excessively long periods resulting in rotting.THE GERANIUM PAGE
Geraniaceae de Jussieu 1789. The Geraniaceae is a widely-distributed family of herbs with 7 genera containing around 800 species, often with hairy stems and cleft or compound leaves containing aromatic oils. Flowers generally have 5 sepals, 5 petals, 5 - 10 stamens and 5 fused carpels that separate when fruiting. Species currently in the genera Pelargonium and Erodium were originally included COTYLEDON - CRASSULACEAE - SUCCULENT PLANT Cotyledon Linneaus (1753) Greek: kotyledon = cup-shaped hollow Cotyledon is a genus of 10 species of perennial shrubby leaf and stem succulents from South Africa, with numerous varieties and cultivars.Cotyledon has been a catch-all genus including species from Echeveria, Rosularia, Tylecodon and Umbilicus, now all grouped separately. Tölken (1978) separated 47 species of Tylecodon withORDER FABALES
The Fabales is an order of dicotyledenous flowering plants with 3 families, Caesalpiniaceae, Fabaceae (Syn. Leguminosae), Mimosaceae, collectively known as Legumes. The Fabales includes herbs, vines and trees with stipulate compound leaves. One of the unifying characteristics is the dehiscent seed pod with seeds present in a row, sometimes in individual sections.THE CORDYLINE PAGE
Cordyline canniifolia R. Brown 1810 (Palm Lily) is a shrubby understorey plant, native to rainforests and eucalyptus forests in northern Queensland and the Northern Territory of Australia. The thin brown 5-10ft canes are crowned with glossy-green, lanceolate leaves whose under-surface is a glaucous green. The pendulous raceme of small white flowers is followed by red berries.THE PEPEROMIA PAGE
Piperaceae Giseke 1792. The Piperaceae is a family of 5 genera and 1400 species of perennial herbs with both succulent and non-succulent members. The genus Peperomia is probably the most familiar, as the less-succulent Peperomias are widely grown as houseplants and includes some choice succulent species with fleshy windowed leaves and a handful with tubers.ABOUT SOIL PH
About Soil pH. The Succulent Plant Page web site uses cookies to enhance function and give you a better experience. By continuing to browse this site you are agreeing to our use of cookies.THE GASTERIA PAGE
The majority of Old World succulent monocotyledons are grouped into the Aloaceae, a medium sized family of rosulate leaf succulents including Aloe, Astroloba, Bulbine, Chortolirion, Gasteria, Haworthia and Poellnitzia. The largest genus is Aloe with more than 400 species. The Aloaceae are distributed across southern Africa, Arabia, Madagascar and the Mascarene Islands. ORDER WELWITSCHIALES The Order Welwitschiales contains the single monotypic family Welwitschiaceae with the species Welwitschia mirabilis. This very large caudiciform is a dicotyledon Gymnosperm. Recent treatments based on DNA analysis place the Welwitschiaceae within the Gymnosperm Order Gnetales, related to Pinales (pines).. Advertisement: Welwitschiaceae Caruel 1879. The family Welwitschiaceae contains GALLERY OF SUCCULENT PLANTS picture gallery of every type of succulent plant illustrated on the succulent plant page with links to more information CACTUS AND SUCCULENT PLANT SOCIETIES Requests for information on identification and how to grow succulent plants are common queries. One of the best methods of obtaining information about cacti and other succulent plants is to join a Cactus & Succulent Society where advice from members with experience in growing the more difficult plants is freely available. Society members will often have cuttings of plants for sale or exchangeMONOCOTYLEDONS
Common although not invariable features among Monocotyledons are an irregular distribution of vascular bundles across the stem, leaves with parallel veins, flowers with parts in multiples of three and adventitious roots. Pollen usually has a single furrow running across the grain, and seeds have a single cotyledon. Most plant life styles are found among an estimated 50,000 - 60,000 species ORDER WELWITSCHIALES The Order Welwitschiales contains the single monotypic family Welwitschiaceae with the species Welwitschia mirabilis. This very large caudiciform is a dicotyledon Gymnosperm. Recent treatments based on DNA analysis place the Welwitschiaceae within the Gymnosperm Order Gnetales, related to Pinales (pines).. Advertisement: Welwitschiaceae Caruel 1879. The family Welwitschiaceae containsCRASSULA (GENUS)
Crassula Dillenius 1732 Latin: crassus = thick The genus Crassula includes around 200 species of succulent plants, ranging in size from less than an inch in height to 6 foot shrubs.Crassulas are distributed throughout the world, although the majority are from South Africa and there are few truly hardy species.The shrubby Crassula sarcocaulis is an notable hardy exception.ASPHODELACEAE
The Asphodelaceae is a family of around 12 genera and over 800 species with a mainly "Old World" distribution, from the Mediterranean area and Africa to central Asia with one genus in New Zealand. The family includes the succulent Aloaceae and several horticulturally significant genera e.g. Kniphofia (Red Hot Pokers), Asphodeline. The Asphodelaceae have rhizomes or thickened storage roots and FERTILISERS FOR SUCCULENT PLANTS The Fertiliser Page Fertilisers for succulent plants. Plants need at least thirteen elements from the soil for proper growth, in addition to carbon, hydrogen and oxygen which are obtained from air and water. Plants generally grow normally until they run out of one nutrient, which then limits growth.ADROMISCHUS
Adromischus Lemaire (1852) Greek: hadros = thick + mischos = stalk Adromischus is a genus of at least 28 species of small clumping leaf succulents from South Africa. Prior to revision of the genus by Tölken a larger number of species were recognised. Many of these older names are currently regarded as synonymous with a range of forms combined into a smaller number of somewhat variable species. ECHEVERIA - CRASSULACEAE - SUCCULENT PLANT Echeveria de Candolle 1828 Named for: Atanasio Echeverría y Codoy, 18th c. botanist. The genus Echeveria includes over a hundred diverse species of rosetted succulent plants from Mexico, central and S. America. Just one species, Echeveria strictiflora is native to Texas. Rosettes may be compact and formed from thick, fleshy succulent leaves or the leaves may be thinner or scattered along theTHE AGAVE PAGE
Agave americana Linnaeus 1753 Agave americana Is the type species for the genus Agave. This species is probably the Agave most commonly grown as an ornamental plant, and has spread throughout the temperate and tropical areas of the world. Because of extensive propagation, its exact origin is uncertain although it probably came from Mexico. GALLERY OF SUCCULENT PLANTS picture gallery of every type of succulent plant illustrated on the succulent plant page with links to more information PESTS AND DISEASES OF SUCCULENT PLANTS INCLUDING CACTI Cultural problems. While these notes focus on pests and diseases of cacti and succulents, incorrect cultural conditions are a major cause of poor growth or loss of house plants in general. The single commonest cultural problem is over-watering, with the roots left wet for excessively long periods resulting in rotting.THE GERANIUM PAGE
Geraniaceae de Jussieu 1789. The Geraniaceae is a widely-distributed family of herbs with 7 genera containing around 800 species, often with hairy stems and cleft or compound leaves containing aromatic oils. Flowers generally have 5 sepals, 5 petals, 5 - 10 stamens and 5 fused carpels that separate when fruiting. Species currently in the genera Pelargonium and Erodium were originally included COTYLEDON - CRASSULACEAE - SUCCULENT PLANT Cotyledon Linneaus (1753) Greek: kotyledon = cup-shaped hollow Cotyledon is a genus of 10 species of perennial shrubby leaf and stem succulents from South Africa, with numerous varieties and cultivars.Cotyledon has been a catch-all genus including species from Echeveria, Rosularia, Tylecodon and Umbilicus, now all grouped separately. Tölken (1978) separated 47 species of Tylecodon withORDER FABALES
The Fabales is an order of dicotyledenous flowering plants with 3 families, Caesalpiniaceae, Fabaceae (Syn. Leguminosae), Mimosaceae, collectively known as Legumes. The Fabales includes herbs, vines and trees with stipulate compound leaves. One of the unifying characteristics is the dehiscent seed pod with seeds present in a row, sometimes in individual sections.THE CORDYLINE PAGE
Cordyline canniifolia R. Brown 1810 (Palm Lily) is a shrubby understorey plant, native to rainforests and eucalyptus forests in northern Queensland and the Northern Territory of Australia. The thin brown 5-10ft canes are crowned with glossy-green, lanceolate leaves whose under-surface is a glaucous green. The pendulous raceme of small white flowers is followed by red berries.THE PEPEROMIA PAGE
Piperaceae Giseke 1792. The Piperaceae is a family of 5 genera and 1400 species of perennial herbs with both succulent and non-succulent members. The genus Peperomia is probably the most familiar, as the less-succulent Peperomias are widely grown as houseplants and includes some choice succulent species with fleshy windowed leaves and a handful with tubers.ABOUT SOIL PH
About Soil pH. The Succulent Plant Page web site uses cookies to enhance function and give you a better experience. By continuing to browse this site you are agreeing to our use of cookies.THE GASTERIA PAGE
The majority of Old World succulent monocotyledons are grouped into the Aloaceae, a medium sized family of rosulate leaf succulents including Aloe, Astroloba, Bulbine, Chortolirion, Gasteria, Haworthia and Poellnitzia. The largest genus is Aloe with more than 400 species. The Aloaceae are distributed across southern Africa, Arabia, Madagascar and the Mascarene Islands. ORDER WELWITSCHIALES The Order Welwitschiales contains the single monotypic family Welwitschiaceae with the species Welwitschia mirabilis. This very large caudiciform is a dicotyledon Gymnosperm. Recent treatments based on DNA analysis place the Welwitschiaceae within the Gymnosperm Order Gnetales, related to Pinales (pines).. Advertisement: Welwitschiaceae Caruel 1879. The family Welwitschiaceae contains GALLERY OF SUCCULENT PLANTS picture gallery of every type of succulent plant illustrated on the succulent plant page with links to more information PESTS AND DISEASES OF SUCCULENT PLANTS INCLUDING CACTI Cultural problems. While these notes focus on pests and diseases of cacti and succulents, incorrect cultural conditions are a major cause of poor growth or loss of house plants in general. The single commonest cultural problem is over-watering, with the roots left wet for excessively long periods resulting in rotting.THE GERANIUM PAGE
Geraniaceae de Jussieu 1789. The Geraniaceae is a widely-distributed family of herbs with 7 genera containing around 800 species, often with hairy stems and cleft or compound leaves containing aromatic oils. Flowers generally have 5 sepals, 5 petals, 5 - 10 stamens and 5 fused carpels that separate when fruiting. Species currently in the genera Pelargonium and Erodium were originally included COTYLEDON - CRASSULACEAE - SUCCULENT PLANT Cotyledon Linneaus (1753) Greek: kotyledon = cup-shaped hollow Cotyledon is a genus of 10 species of perennial shrubby leaf and stem succulents from South Africa, with numerous varieties and cultivars.Cotyledon has been a catch-all genus including species from Echeveria, Rosularia, Tylecodon and Umbilicus, now all grouped separately. Tölken (1978) separated 47 species of Tylecodon withORDER FABALES
The Fabales is an order of dicotyledenous flowering plants with 3 families, Caesalpiniaceae, Fabaceae (Syn. Leguminosae), Mimosaceae, collectively known as Legumes. The Fabales includes herbs, vines and trees with stipulate compound leaves. One of the unifying characteristics is the dehiscent seed pod with seeds present in a row, sometimes in individual sections.THE CORDYLINE PAGE
Cordyline canniifolia R. Brown 1810 (Palm Lily) is a shrubby understorey plant, native to rainforests and eucalyptus forests in northern Queensland and the Northern Territory of Australia. The thin brown 5-10ft canes are crowned with glossy-green, lanceolate leaves whose under-surface is a glaucous green. The pendulous raceme of small white flowers is followed by red berries.THE PEPEROMIA PAGE
Piperaceae Giseke 1792. The Piperaceae is a family of 5 genera and 1400 species of perennial herbs with both succulent and non-succulent members. The genus Peperomia is probably the most familiar, as the less-succulent Peperomias are widely grown as houseplants and includes some choice succulent species with fleshy windowed leaves and a handful with tubers.ABOUT SOIL PH
About Soil pH. The Succulent Plant Page web site uses cookies to enhance function and give you a better experience. By continuing to browse this site you are agreeing to our use of cookies.THE GASTERIA PAGE
The majority of Old World succulent monocotyledons are grouped into the Aloaceae, a medium sized family of rosulate leaf succulents including Aloe, Astroloba, Bulbine, Chortolirion, Gasteria, Haworthia and Poellnitzia. The largest genus is Aloe with more than 400 species. The Aloaceae are distributed across southern Africa, Arabia, Madagascar and the Mascarene Islands. ORDER WELWITSCHIALES The Order Welwitschiales contains the single monotypic family Welwitschiaceae with the species Welwitschia mirabilis. This very large caudiciform is a dicotyledon Gymnosperm. Recent treatments based on DNA analysis place the Welwitschiaceae within the Gymnosperm Order Gnetales, related to Pinales (pines).. Advertisement: Welwitschiaceae Caruel 1879. The family Welwitschiaceae contains GALLERY OF SUCCULENT PLANTS picture gallery of every type of succulent plant illustrated on the succulent plant page with links to more information CACTUS AND SUCCULENT PLANT SOCIETIES Requests for information on identification and how to grow succulent plants are common queries. One of the best methods of obtaining information about cacti and other succulent plants is to join a Cactus & Succulent Society where advice from members with experience in growing the more difficult plants is freely available. Society members will often have cuttings of plants for sale or exchangeMONOCOTYLEDONS
Common although not invariable features among Monocotyledons are an irregular distribution of vascular bundles across the stem, leaves with parallel veins, flowers with parts in multiples of three and adventitious roots. Pollen usually has a single furrow running across the grain, and seeds have a single cotyledon. Most plant life styles are found among an estimated 50,000 - 60,000 species ORDER WELWITSCHIALES The Order Welwitschiales contains the single monotypic family Welwitschiaceae with the species Welwitschia mirabilis. This very large caudiciform is a dicotyledon Gymnosperm. Recent treatments based on DNA analysis place the Welwitschiaceae within the Gymnosperm Order Gnetales, related to Pinales (pines).. Advertisement: Welwitschiaceae Caruel 1879. The family Welwitschiaceae containsCRASSULA (GENUS)
Crassula Dillenius 1732 Latin: crassus = thick The genus Crassula includes around 200 species of succulent plants, ranging in size from less than an inch in height to 6 foot shrubs.Crassulas are distributed throughout the world, although the majority are from South Africa and there are few truly hardy species.The shrubby Crassula sarcocaulis is an notable hardy exception.ASPHODELACEAE
The Asphodelaceae is a family of around 12 genera and over 800 species with a mainly "Old World" distribution, from the Mediterranean area and Africa to central Asia with one genus in New Zealand. The family includes the succulent Aloaceae and several horticulturally significant genera e.g. Kniphofia (Red Hot Pokers), Asphodeline. The Asphodelaceae have rhizomes or thickened storage roots and FERTILISERS FOR SUCCULENT PLANTS The Fertiliser Page Fertilisers for succulent plants. Plants need at least thirteen elements from the soil for proper growth, in addition to carbon, hydrogen and oxygen which are obtained from air and water. Plants generally grow normally until they run out of one nutrient, which then limits growth.ADROMISCHUS
Adromischus Lemaire (1852) Greek: hadros = thick + mischos = stalk Adromischus is a genus of at least 28 species of small clumping leaf succulents from South Africa. Prior to revision of the genus by Tölken a larger number of species were recognised. Many of these older names are currently regarded as synonymous with a range of forms combined into a smaller number of somewhat variable species. ECHEVERIA - CRASSULACEAE - SUCCULENT PLANT Echeveria de Candolle 1828 Named for: Atanasio Echeverría y Codoy, 18th c. botanist. The genus Echeveria includes over a hundred diverse species of rosetted succulent plants from Mexico, central and S. America. Just one species, Echeveria strictiflora is native to Texas. Rosettes may be compact and formed from thick, fleshy succulent leaves or the leaves may be thinner or scattered along theTHE AGAVE PAGE
Agave americana Linnaeus 1753 Agave americana Is the type species for the genus Agave. This species is probably the Agave most commonly grown as an ornamental plant, and has spread throughout the temperate and tropical areas of the world. Because of extensive propagation, its exact origin is uncertain although it probably came from Mexico. THE SUCCULENT PLANT PAGETHE SEED PAGEEUPHORBIACEAECULTIVATIONSUBFAMILY PERESKIOIDEAEAMERICAN GRAFFITI The Succulent Plant Page covers all aspects of succulent plants. Learn how to grow succulents, how to identify succulents and from which countries they originate. Look up botanical words in the Glossary of Botanical Terms. Succulents are very popular ornamental GALLERY OF SUCCULENT PLANTS picture gallery of every type of succulent plant illustrated on the succulent plant page with links to more information PESTS AND DISEASES OF SUCCULENT PLANTS INCLUDING CACTI Cultural problems. While these notes focus on pests and diseases of cacti and succulents, incorrect cultural conditions are a major cause of poor growth or loss of house plants in general. The single commonest cultural problem is over-watering, with the roots left wet for excessively long periods resulting in rotting.THE GERANIUM PAGE
Geraniaceae de Jussieu 1789. The Geraniaceae is a widely-distributed family of herbs with 7 genera containing around 800 species, often with hairy stems and cleft or compound leaves containing aromatic oils. Flowers generally have 5 sepals, 5 petals, 5 - 10 stamens and 5 fused carpels that separate when fruiting. Species currently in the genera Pelargonium and Erodium were originally included FERTILISERS FOR SUCCULENT PLANTS The Fertiliser Page Fertilisers for succulent plants. Plants need at least thirteen elements from the soil for proper growth, in addition to carbon, hydrogen and oxygen which are obtained from air and water. Plants generally grow normally until they run out of one nutrient, which then limits growth. COTYLEDON - CRASSULACEAE - SUCCULENT PLANT Cotyledon Linneaus (1753) Greek: kotyledon = cup-shaped hollow Cotyledon is a genus of 10 species of perennial shrubby leaf and stem succulents from South Africa, with numerous varieties and cultivars.Cotyledon has been a catch-all genus including species from Echeveria, Rosularia, Tylecodon and Umbilicus, now all grouped separately. Tölken (1978) separated 47 species of Tylecodon withORDER FABALES
The Fabales is an order of dicotyledenous flowering plants with 3 families, Caesalpiniaceae, Fabaceae (Syn. Leguminosae), Mimosaceae, collectively known as Legumes. The Fabales includes herbs, vines and trees with stipulate compound leaves. One of the unifying characteristics is the dehiscent seed pod with seeds present in a row, sometimes in individual sections.THE CORDYLINE PAGE
Cordyline canniifolia R. Brown 1810 (Palm Lily) is a shrubby understorey plant, native to rainforests and eucalyptus forests in northern Queensland and the Northern Territory of Australia. The thin brown 5-10ft canes are crowned with glossy-green, lanceolate leaves whose under-surface is a glaucous green. The pendulous raceme of small white flowers is followed by red berries.THE PEPEROMIA PAGE
Piperaceae Giseke 1792. The Piperaceae is a family of 5 genera and 1400 species of perennial herbs with both succulent and non-succulent members. The genus Peperomia is probably the most familiar, as the less-succulent Peperomias are widely grown as houseplants and includes some choice succulent species with fleshy windowed leaves and a handful with tubers.ABOUT SOIL PH
About Soil pH. The Succulent Plant Page web site uses cookies to enhance function and give you a better experience. By continuing to browse this site you are agreeing to our use of cookies. THE SUCCULENT PLANT PAGETHE SEED PAGEEUPHORBIACEAECULTIVATIONSUBFAMILY PERESKIOIDEAEAMERICAN GRAFFITI The Succulent Plant Page covers all aspects of succulent plants. Learn how to grow succulents, how to identify succulents and from which countries they originate. Look up botanical words in the Glossary of Botanical Terms. Succulents are very popular ornamental GALLERY OF SUCCULENT PLANTS picture gallery of every type of succulent plant illustrated on the succulent plant page with links to more information PESTS AND DISEASES OF SUCCULENT PLANTS INCLUDING CACTI Cultural problems. While these notes focus on pests and diseases of cacti and succulents, incorrect cultural conditions are a major cause of poor growth or loss of house plants in general. The single commonest cultural problem is over-watering, with the roots left wet for excessively long periods resulting in rotting.THE GERANIUM PAGE
Geraniaceae de Jussieu 1789. The Geraniaceae is a widely-distributed family of herbs with 7 genera containing around 800 species, often with hairy stems and cleft or compound leaves containing aromatic oils. Flowers generally have 5 sepals, 5 petals, 5 - 10 stamens and 5 fused carpels that separate when fruiting. Species currently in the genera Pelargonium and Erodium were originally included FERTILISERS FOR SUCCULENT PLANTS The Fertiliser Page Fertilisers for succulent plants. Plants need at least thirteen elements from the soil for proper growth, in addition to carbon, hydrogen and oxygen which are obtained from air and water. Plants generally grow normally until they run out of one nutrient, which then limits growth. COTYLEDON - CRASSULACEAE - SUCCULENT PLANT Cotyledon Linneaus (1753) Greek: kotyledon = cup-shaped hollow Cotyledon is a genus of 10 species of perennial shrubby leaf and stem succulents from South Africa, with numerous varieties and cultivars.Cotyledon has been a catch-all genus including species from Echeveria, Rosularia, Tylecodon and Umbilicus, now all grouped separately. Tölken (1978) separated 47 species of Tylecodon withORDER FABALES
The Fabales is an order of dicotyledenous flowering plants with 3 families, Caesalpiniaceae, Fabaceae (Syn. Leguminosae), Mimosaceae, collectively known as Legumes. The Fabales includes herbs, vines and trees with stipulate compound leaves. One of the unifying characteristics is the dehiscent seed pod with seeds present in a row, sometimes in individual sections.THE CORDYLINE PAGE
Cordyline canniifolia R. Brown 1810 (Palm Lily) is a shrubby understorey plant, native to rainforests and eucalyptus forests in northern Queensland and the Northern Territory of Australia. The thin brown 5-10ft canes are crowned with glossy-green, lanceolate leaves whose under-surface is a glaucous green. The pendulous raceme of small white flowers is followed by red berries.THE PEPEROMIA PAGE
Piperaceae Giseke 1792. The Piperaceae is a family of 5 genera and 1400 species of perennial herbs with both succulent and non-succulent members. The genus Peperomia is probably the most familiar, as the less-succulent Peperomias are widely grown as houseplants and includes some choice succulent species with fleshy windowed leaves and a handful with tubers.ABOUT SOIL PH
About Soil pH. The Succulent Plant Page web site uses cookies to enhance function and give you a better experience. By continuing to browse this site you are agreeing to our use of cookies. THE SUCCULENT PLANT PAGE What is a succulent plant ? Succulent (Latin: succos = juice, sap) plants from more than 60 families and 300 genera have evolved special water-storage tissues in thickened or swollen leaves, stems or roots as an adaptation to the arid climates of deserts and semi-deserts.With examples.
GALLERY OF SUCCULENT PLANTS picture gallery of every type of succulent plant illustrated on the succulent plant page with links to more information THE CULTIVATION PAGE How often: While growing, cacti and succulents cannot go for prolonged periods without water. In the main it comes down to common sense. During the summer when it is very hot, water once a week, giving the soil a good soaking. When the weather is cooler, increase the interval between each watering. FERTILISERS FOR SUCCULENT PLANTS The Fertiliser Page Fertilisers for succulent plants. Plants need at least thirteen elements from the soil for proper growth, in addition to carbon, hydrogen and oxygen which are obtained from air and water. Plants generally grow normally until they run out of one nutrient, which then limits growth.ASPHODELACEAE
The Asphodelaceae is a family of around 12 genera and over 800 species with a mainly "Old World" distribution, from the Mediterranean area and Africa to central Asia with one genus in New Zealand. The family includes the succulent Aloaceae and several horticulturally significant genera e.g. Kniphofia (Red Hot Pokers), Asphodeline. The Asphodelaceae have rhizomes or thickened storage roots andCRASSULA (GENUS)
Crassula Dillenius 1732 Latin: crassus = thick The genus Crassula includes around 200 species of succulent plants, ranging in size from less than an inch in height to 6 foot shrubs.Crassulas are distributed throughout the world, although the majority are from South Africa and there are few truly hardy species.The shrubby Crassula sarcocaulis is an notable hardy exception.THE ALOE PAGE
The majority of Old World succulent monocotyledons are grouped into the Aloaceae, a medium sized family of rosulate leaf succulents including Aloe, Astroloba, Bulbine, Chortolirion, Gasteria, Haworthia, Lomatophyllum and Poellnitzia. This page focuses on the largest genus Aloe, that includes more than 450 species. Other Aloaceae have separate pages. The Aloaceae are distributed across southernTHE AGAVE PAGE
Agave americana Linnaeus 1753 Agave americana Is the type species for the genus Agave. This species is probably the Agave most commonly grown as an ornamental plant, and has spread throughout the temperate and tropical areas of the world. Because of extensive propagation, its exact origin is uncertain although it probably came from Mexico.THE HAWORTHIA PAGE
The majority of Old World succulent monocotyledons are grouped into the Aloaceae, a medium sized family of rosulate leaf succulents including Aloe, Astroloba, Bulbine, Chortolirion, Gasteria, Haworthia and Poellnitzia. The largest genus is Aloe with more than 400 species. The Aloaceae are distributed across southern Africa, Arabia, Madagascar and the Mascarene Islands.THE HOYA PAGE
What is Hoya? Hoya is a genus of tropical plants in the Asclepiad family. When one thinks of hoyas one usually thinks of the old favourite, Hoya carnosa, which is better known as "Grandma's Old Fashioned Wax Plant", and lets it go at that, assuming that is all there is to it. When curiosity gets the better of a novice grower, to the point that he or she orders an advertised catalogue, just to GALLERY OF SUCCULENT PLANTS picture gallery of every type of succulent plant illustrated on the succulent plant page with links to more information PESTS AND DISEASES OF SUCCULENT PLANTS INCLUDING CACTI Mealy bugs often accumulate to feed on the tender tissues at or near the growing point. Very often, when nesting, they hide around the base of succulent plants, just below soil level or under the old dried leaves of Mesembs such as Lithops. The first sign of a problem is often small balls of white fluff on the plant, on cactus spines or around the base or under the rim of pots.THE GERANIUM PAGE
Geraniaceae de Jussieu 1789. The Geraniaceae is a widely-distributed family of herbs with 7 genera containing around 800 species, often with hairy stems and cleft or compound leaves containing aromatic oils. Flowers generally have 5 sepals, 5 petals, 5 - 10 stamens and 5 fused carpels that separate when fruiting. Species currently in the genera Pelargonium and Erodium were originally included COTYLEDON - CRASSULACEAE - SUCCULENT PLANT Cotyledon Linneaus (1753) Greek: kotyledon = cup-shaped hollow Cotyledon is a genus of 10 species of perennial shrubby leaf and stem succulents from South Africa, with numerous varieties and cultivars.Cotyledon has been a catch-all genus including species from Echeveria, Rosularia, Tylecodon and Umbilicus, now all grouped separately. Tölken (1978) separated 47 species of Tylecodon withORDER FABALES
The Fabales is an order of dicotyledenous flowering plants with 3 families, Caesalpiniaceae, Fabaceae (Syn. Leguminosae), Mimosaceae, collectively known as Legumes. The Fabales includes herbs, vines and trees with stipulate compound leaves. One of the unifying characteristics is the dehiscent seed pod with seeds present in a row, sometimes in individual sections.THE CORDYLINE PAGE
Cordyline canniifolia R. Brown 1810 (Palm Lily) is a shrubby understorey plant, native to rainforests and eucalyptus forests in northern Queensland and the Northern Territory of Australia. The thin brown 5-10ft canes are crowned with glossy-green, lanceolate leaves whose under-surface is a glaucous green. The pendulous raceme of small white flowers is followed by red berries.THE PEPEROMIA PAGE
Piperaceae Giseke 1792. The Piperaceae is a family of 5 genera and 1400 species of perennial herbs with both succulent and non-succulent members. The genus Peperomia is probably the most familiar, as the less-succulent Peperomias are widely grown as houseplants and includes some choice succulent species with fleshy windowed leaves and a handful with tubers.ABOUT SOIL PH
Soil pH for Succulent Plants: The intensity of the acid/alkali reaction of soil or compost is expressed in terms of pH units, representing the negative logarithm of the concentration of hydrogenions.
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The majority of Old World succulent monocotyledons are grouped into the Aloaceae, a medium sized family of rosulate leaf succulents including Aloe, Astroloba, Bulbine, Chortolirion, Gasteria, Haworthia and Poellnitzia. The largest genus is Aloe with more than 400 species. The Aloaceae are distributed across southern Africa, Arabia, Madagascar and the Mascarene Islands. ORDER WELWITSCHIALES The Order Welwitschiales contains the single monotypic family Welwitschiaceae with the species Welwitschia mirabilis. This very large caudiciform is a dicotyledon Gymnosperm. Recent treatments based on DNA analysis place the Welwitschiaceae within the Gymnosperm Order Gnetales, related to Pinales (pines).. Advertisement: Welwitschiaceae Caruel 1879. The family Welwitschiaceae contains GALLERY OF SUCCULENT PLANTS picture gallery of every type of succulent plant illustrated on the succulent plant page with links to more information PESTS AND DISEASES OF SUCCULENT PLANTS INCLUDING CACTI Mealy bugs often accumulate to feed on the tender tissues at or near the growing point. Very often, when nesting, they hide around the base of succulent plants, just below soil level or under the old dried leaves of Mesembs such as Lithops. The first sign of a problem is often small balls of white fluff on the plant, on cactus spines or around the base or under the rim of pots.THE GERANIUM PAGE
Geraniaceae de Jussieu 1789. The Geraniaceae is a widely-distributed family of herbs with 7 genera containing around 800 species, often with hairy stems and cleft or compound leaves containing aromatic oils. Flowers generally have 5 sepals, 5 petals, 5 - 10 stamens and 5 fused carpels that separate when fruiting. Species currently in the genera Pelargonium and Erodium were originally included COTYLEDON - CRASSULACEAE - SUCCULENT PLANT Cotyledon Linneaus (1753) Greek: kotyledon = cup-shaped hollow Cotyledon is a genus of 10 species of perennial shrubby leaf and stem succulents from South Africa, with numerous varieties and cultivars.Cotyledon has been a catch-all genus including species from Echeveria, Rosularia, Tylecodon and Umbilicus, now all grouped separately. Tölken (1978) separated 47 species of Tylecodon withORDER FABALES
The Fabales is an order of dicotyledenous flowering plants with 3 families, Caesalpiniaceae, Fabaceae (Syn. Leguminosae), Mimosaceae, collectively known as Legumes. The Fabales includes herbs, vines and trees with stipulate compound leaves. One of the unifying characteristics is the dehiscent seed pod with seeds present in a row, sometimes in individual sections.THE CORDYLINE PAGE
Cordyline canniifolia R. Brown 1810 (Palm Lily) is a shrubby understorey plant, native to rainforests and eucalyptus forests in northern Queensland and the Northern Territory of Australia. The thin brown 5-10ft canes are crowned with glossy-green, lanceolate leaves whose under-surface is a glaucous green. The pendulous raceme of small white flowers is followed by red berries.THE PEPEROMIA PAGE
Piperaceae Giseke 1792. The Piperaceae is a family of 5 genera and 1400 species of perennial herbs with both succulent and non-succulent members. The genus Peperomia is probably the most familiar, as the less-succulent Peperomias are widely grown as houseplants and includes some choice succulent species with fleshy windowed leaves and a handful with tubers.ABOUT SOIL PH
Soil pH for Succulent Plants: The intensity of the acid/alkali reaction of soil or compost is expressed in terms of pH units, representing the negative logarithm of the concentration of hydrogenions.
THE GASTERIA PAGE
The majority of Old World succulent monocotyledons are grouped into the Aloaceae, a medium sized family of rosulate leaf succulents including Aloe, Astroloba, Bulbine, Chortolirion, Gasteria, Haworthia and Poellnitzia. The largest genus is Aloe with more than 400 species. The Aloaceae are distributed across southern Africa, Arabia, Madagascar and the Mascarene Islands. ORDER WELWITSCHIALES The Order Welwitschiales contains the single monotypic family Welwitschiaceae with the species Welwitschia mirabilis. This very large caudiciform is a dicotyledon Gymnosperm. Recent treatments based on DNA analysis place the Welwitschiaceae within the Gymnosperm Order Gnetales, related to Pinales (pines).. Advertisement: Welwitschiaceae Caruel 1879. The family Welwitschiaceae contains GALLERY OF SUCCULENT PLANTS picture gallery of every type of succulent plant illustrated on the succulent plant page with links to more information CACTUS AND SUCCULENT PLANT SOCIETIES Requests for information on identification and how to grow succulent plants are common queries. One of the best methods of obtaining information about cacti and other succulent plants is to join a Cactus & Succulent Society where advice from members with experience in growing the more difficult plants is freely available. Society members will often have cuttings of plants for sale or exchangeMONOCOTYLEDONS
Common although not invariable features among Monocotyledons are an irregular distribution of vascular bundles across the stem, leaves with parallel veins, flowers with parts in multiples of three and adventitious roots. Pollen usually has a single furrow running across the grain, and seeds have a single cotyledon. Most plant life styles are found among an estimated 50,000 - 60,000 speciesCRASSULA (GENUS)
Crassula Dillenius 1732 Latin: crassus = thick The genus Crassula includes around 200 species of succulent plants, ranging in size from less than an inch in height to 6 foot shrubs.Crassulas are distributed throughout the world, although the majority are from South Africa and there are few truly hardy species.The shrubby Crassula sarcocaulis is an notable hardy exception. ORDER WELWITSCHIALES The Order Welwitschiales contains the single monotypic family Welwitschiaceae with the species Welwitschia mirabilis. This very large caudiciform is a dicotyledon Gymnosperm. Recent treatments based on DNA analysis place the Welwitschiaceae within the Gymnosperm Order Gnetales, related to Pinales (pines).. Advertisement: Welwitschiaceae Caruel 1879. The family Welwitschiaceae contains FERTILISERS FOR SUCCULENT PLANTS The Fertiliser Page Fertilisers for succulent plants. Plants need at least thirteen elements from the soil for proper growth, in addition to carbon, hydrogen and oxygen which are obtained from air and water. Plants generally grow normally until they run out of one nutrient, which then limits growth.THE GESNERIAD PAGE
Gesneriaceae Richard & de Jussieu 1816. The Gesneriaceae is a family of 150 genera and around 3200 species of tropical dicotyledenous flowering herbs, shrubs and trees with a few temperate species. The irregular flowers have five sepals and five petals which may be joined at their base to form a tube. Leaves and flowers may be softly hairy and are mostly opposite or whorled, but can be alternate.ADROMISCHUS
Adromischus Lemaire (1852) Greek: hadros = thick + mischos = stalk Adromischus is a genus of at least 28 species of small clumping leaf succulents from South Africa. Prior to revision of the genus by Tölken a larger number of species were recognised. Many of these older names are currently regarded as synonymous with a range of forms combined into a smaller number of somewhat variable species. ECHEVERIA - CRASSULACEAE - SUCCULENT PLANT Echeveria de Candolle 1828 Named for: Atanasio Echeverría y Codoy, 18th c. botanist. The genus Echeveria includes over a hundred diverse species of rosetted succulent plants from Mexico, central and S. America. Just one species, Echeveria strictiflora is native to Texas. Rosettes may be compact and formed from thick, fleshy succulent leaves or the leaves may be thinner or scattered along theTHE AGAVE PAGE
Agave americana Linnaeus 1753 Agave americana Is the type species for the genus Agave. This species is probably the Agave most commonly grown as an ornamental plant, and has spread throughout the temperate and tropical areas of the world. Because of extensive propagation, its exact origin is uncertain although it probably came from Mexico. The SUCCULENT PLANT PAGE web site uses cookies to enhance function and give you a better experience. By continuing to browse this site you are agreeing to our use of cookies. | Find out more | Get me out of here| I accept |
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Learn how to grow succulents, how to identify succulents and from which countries they originate. Look up botanical words in the Glossary of Botanical Terms. Succulents are very popular ornamental plants because they are incredibly easy to grow. The striking geometric forms, leaf textures and colours of succulents fit well with modern decor. Succulents cover a size range from miniature to tree-sized, so can fit every well-lit space. A collection of succulents including some cacti provides colourful flowers & interest throughout the year. Many succulents are very tolerant of the dry atmosphere in centrally-heated homes and offices. Desert-adapted succulent plants usually prefer plenty of bright light, even full sunshine. Succulents thrive and flower best on a sunny window ledge. Over-watering kills more succulents than anything else; a degree of benign neglect is actually a virtue. Always choose a pot or planter with drainage holes. Hardy succulents can be grown outdoors in the garden, patio planters or cold frame. Succulents are essential features of water-conserving and aridlandscaping.
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