Huernia Zebrina (aka) Lifesaver plant and Orbea Variegata Starfish flower

I I have two species of plants one lifesaver looking the other looks like a starfish with zebra pattern. Price is 10.00 and up Plants, with all of their air-purifying, stress-reducing beauty, deserve a place in everyone’s life. Whether you are human or animal, there is a benefit to having plants around us. Plants add color, texture, and warmth to your life and even improve air quality. Many plants are easy to grow, but they must be given appropriate care in order to thrive. Image by Enzo^ Plant enthusiasts are always on the look-out for an unusual and amazing specimen. Huernia zebrina, or Lifesaver plant, is one of the best in this category. Lifesaver cactus plants are easy to grow in small dish gardens or even bonsai containers. The biggest challenges with Huernia cactus care are overwatering, incorrect lighting and mealybugs. Let’s go through some guidelines on how to grow a Lifesaver cactus and, hopefully, get some of the blooms for which it is named. Lifesaver Cactus Plants Lifesaver plants can produce amazing 5-pointed, star-like blooms with zebra stripes and a thickened center that resembles a root beer flavored Lifesaver. If this isn’t enough to intrigue you, they have fascinating 4-sided stems with soft teeth along the edges. In lower light situations, these are deeply green, but they attain a reddish tinge in full sun. These are not frost hardy but you can try growing Huernia cactus on the patio in summer with some protection from midday sun. Read more at Gardening Know How: Huernia Cactus Care: How To Grow A Lifesaver Cactus {url removed}

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Used (normal wear)