Pachyphytum

This group of succulents contains around 10 Mexican species related to Echeveria. The name Pachyphytum comes from the Greek for 'thick leaves'. They have softly colored rounded leaves usually covered with a fine powder.

Pachyphytum amethystinum Pachyphytum amethystinum

Pachyphytum amethystianum

‘Lavender Pebbles’ or 'Jewel Leaf Plant'. A beautiful species with thick rounded silver leaves coated in a fine white powder. Develops a mauve hue in winter when grown in good light. Sun/part sun.

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Pachyphytum clavifolium Pachyphytum clavifolium

Pachyphytum clavifolium

This upright species forms a small shrub to 15cm tall. Elongated rounded silver leaves spiral densely along the stems. Offsets freely. Sun/part sun.

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Pachyphytum compactum Pachyphytum compactum

Pachyphytum compactum

A rosette forming ground hugging species with thick rounded triangular leaves heavily veined with white and tipped with deep purple. Offsets freely. Part sun/light shade.

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Pachyphytum exotica Pachyphytum exotica

Pachyphytum exotica

A dramatic species with long slightly pointed leaves, almost white and covered in a fine powder. Height to 10cm. Pink flowers. Dislikes over-watering. Sun/part sun.

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Pachyphytum oviferum Pachyphytum oviferum

Pachyphytum oviferum

‘Moonstones’. A popular plant with silver 'globes' mass along short stems to form a dense bush to 20cm tall. Sun/part sun.


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