Cultivated for Resilience and Diversity

Our journey with succulents began in the early 90s, but it is in recent years that we have fully committed to their cultivation. This commitment was made possible by leveraging the cooler night conditions available at our mid- and high-altitude nursery locations—ideal for many species.

We now offer an expansive and diverse range of succulents, a category where we include popular groups like Sansevieria and Euphorbia francoisii alongside traditional varieties. Our ability to cultivate this wide assortment so successfully stems directly from utilizing three distinct altitude locations for optimal growth conditions.

 Key Succulent Focus Areas

 1. Sansevieria (Mother-in-Law’s Tongue)

We are highly enthusiastic about Sansevieria due to their incredible ease of cultivation, exceptional toughness for the end customer, and the sheer breadth of our assortment. Unlike many global growers, we provide a genuinely wide selection, constantly bringing new varieties into production. We currently offer over 30 distinct cultivars, five of which are protected by PBR and US Plant Patents.

2. Haworthia, Gasteria & Hybrids

We also prioritize the Haworthia / Gasteria complex and their hybrids. These plants offer many appealing characteristics: easy cultivation, general hardiness, good heat resistance, and reliable, steady growth.

3. Aloe & Agave

These two groups are receiving increasing prominence in our growing operations:

• Agave: We appreciate their simple cultivation requirements and the growing availability of new, less-spiny cultivars, which are major advantages.

• Aloe: While we currently offer a small range of pot-plant cultivars, we are excited to soon introduce very colourful small Aloes developed through our own breeding program. These will become an integral part of our popular 'Windowsill Gems' offerings moving forward.