Neohenricia sibbetii Crassulaceae Or more properly the smaller

Or more properly the smaller the spines get until it looks almost spineless in some mature specimens

Bursera fagaroides Family: Burseraceae

You can leave them together to make a clump or separate them to make new plants

The plant is a beautiful reddish purple in high light

The rosettes usually stay 8" diameter or less

Neohenricia sibbetii Crassulaceae Or more properly the smallerNeohenricia sibbetii If you like cute little mesembs, well it doesn't come much tinier than this! The plant is technically a creeping ground cover but is so small that it will really only cover a pot. The leaves are surprisingly textured and intricate for such a small leaf. The flowers are small and yellow. Easy to grow. It doesn't like to dry out fully. It isn't a full sun plant in most areas. Give good light but protect from hot sun. Protect from