Orostachys fimbriata House Plants which in turn consume aphids

which in turn consume aphids

about 6" above the foliage

great foliage substance

Pyrrosia prefers to grow on a steep slope or somewhere where the self-attaching rhizomes can adhere to a vertical surface

which improves with age

Orostachys fimbriata House Plants which in turn consume aphids(syn: Sedum limuloides) Orostachys fimbriata is certainly one of the most unique members of the duncecaps, looking amazingly like a punk spiked hairdo with far too much dusty brown hair color. The soft, fleshy rosettes offset slowly making an eye catching small clump for the rock garden. In September, the rosettes appear to be erupting like a miniature volcano. The top of the "volcano cone" is actually a flower spike that is adorned with small white