Dudleya brittonii

Dudleya brittoniiDudleya brittonii Family: Crassulaceae. A beautiful Echeveria relative native to Baja California . The leaves are long and flat with a beautiful ghostly white color. The white color is actually a waxy powder produced by the plant. It comes off very easily if the leaves are touched. That's why the plants in the pictures are somewhat green, they are unavoidably handled in producing them. Best to touch the leaves as little as possible. Easy to grow.

Lithops salicola v

This species is best appreciated close up where you can see the texturing of the plant

While attractive year-round

Likes bright shade or maybe morning sun

A nice lime green species with dark window tips and orange higlights

Flowers  yellow

Plants are seed grown and on their own roots

especially once it starts gaining some size

Leaves are green in low light

greener in low light

Plant shown in a 4

if not the smallest species of Aloe