3. Snake Aloe
This large, short-stemmed succulent can grow 4 – 5 ft (1.2 – 1.5 meters) tall with its inflorescence of pale yellow blossoms. Its bright gree… See more

While not true succulents, as Dyckia don’t store water in the same way as genuine succulents, they are xerographic – meaning that they can go without water for extended periods of ti… See more

Also known as “bromeliads,” cryptanthus species are native to South America – primarily Brazil. They are also called “Earth Stars” due to the star sh… See more

While many euphorbia species resemble cacti, they are in fact spurges – a kind of desert succulent shrub without large flowers and no sap. Many are mildly to moderatel… See more