Adromischus Cristatus var Zeyheri | Key Lime Plant Lowland maturing to a brilliant red-orange

maturing to a brilliant red-orange in autumn

They give off a really striking tropical look and make a great feature plant

It is a beautiful addition to any succulent garden bed but beware – it is also another tightly bunched succulent that will need to be checked regularly for mealy bug as there are so many places to hide

Young leaves are soft and light grayish-blue-green

Adromischus Cristatus var Zeyheri | Key Lime Plant Lowland maturing to a brilliant red-orangeAdromischus cristatus var. zeyheri is a small succulent with chartreuse green, inversely triangular leaves with a broad, undulate upper margin. It is similar to Adromischus cristatus var. cristatus but is little or not branched and has longer, green, hairy stems without aerial roots. The branches grow up to 3. 2 inches (8 cm) tall. Leaves are fleshy, glandular hairy, up to 2. 8 inches (7 cm) long and 2. 2 inches (5. 5 cm) wide. The tiny white flowers