How to Grow and Care for Baboon cabbage

Five-toothed baboon cabbage features fleshy blue-green leaves and bright yellow daisy-like flowers on top of slender stems. This succulent adapts well to rocky terrains, storing moisture within its thick leaves to survive dry conditions. Its distinct five-toothed leaf margins make it easily recognizable among other flora in its natural habitat.

Each little pickles leaf is thin at the end and thick in the middle, looking like a crescent. With ample light, leaves turn purple and can take on a short, plump, and virgate shape. The little pickles has soft, unbreakable stems, making it suitable for planting in a hanging basket.

Othonna parviflora is a charming succulent with dainty yellow flowers that emerge above its compact, blue-green foliage. This modest-sized plant thrives in arid conditions, showcasing its resilience against drought by storing water within its fleshy leaves. It typically sprouts in rocky crevices or sandy soils, illustrating a hardy adaptation to sparse environments.

Othonna rosea is a charming succulent with fleshy, oval leaves that showcase a delicate blush of pink under sunny conditions. Its daisy-like, vibrant yellow blooms atop slender stalks add a splash of color, particularly in Spring. Thriving in well-drained soils, this resilient species is adept at conserving water, making it an excellent choice for dry, rock-strewn landscapes.

Othonna perfoliata, known for its remarkable water-storing leaves, thrives in arid conditions. This succulent exhibits fleshy, blue-green foliage that forms a rosette, often with edges wrapping around the stem, giving it a distinctive 'perfoliate' appearance. Its yellow, daisy-like flowers bloom atop slender stalks, contrasting with its robust leaf structure and adding a splash of color to the stark landscapes it typically inhabits.