How to Grow and Care for Everfigs

Rose spoonfig is a succulent shrub with fleshy leaves and bright pink to purple flowers that form a stark contrast with its silver-green foliage. Adapted to dry conditions, its water-storing leaves enable survival in arid environments. Flowering mainly in spring, rose spoonfig's vibrant blooms attract pollinators, playing a key role in its propagation.

Bract spoonfig is a succulent known for its dense, rosette formation of fleshy, green leaves. The leaves come to a point, sometimes edged with red, and give way to vibrant yellow flowers. Predominantly found in rocky outcroppings, bract spoonfig's robust nature allows it to thrive in arid conditions, with its succulence aiding in water conservation.

Satin spoonfig is a resilient succulent with fleshy leaves often forming dense clusters. Its growth is adapted to rocky terrains, where moisture is scarce, relying on its leaves' capacity to store water. The succulent blooms with brightly colored flowers that contrast against the rugged landscape, a survival tactic to attract pollinators in its harsh native habitat.

Common spoonfig is a succulent shrub with fleshy, pointed leaves and a bushy growth habit, typically found in rocky outcroppings. This hardy plant is marked by its vibrant daisy-like flowers with bright rays, often yellow or orange, which bloom above the greenery, providing a striking contrast. Adapted to arid environments, its leaves store water, allowing common spoonfig to thrive in drought-prone areas.