The beauty of succulent plants has always fascinated and entertained me. They don't have flowers in some varieties, but the leaves form a rosette shape and can change color depending on the heat and sunlight. My mom planted Graptopetum in a pot near a variety of cactus. This Graptopetalum has the full scientific name "Graptopetalum paraguayense f. variegata" and the common name "Variegata Ghost Plant or Ghost Plant" in short. This lovely succulent grows in rosettes of fleshy flat-pointed leaves. The leaves are bluish to gray in color with pink to light purple undertones and are variegated with cream or pinkish yellow. I wish you a lovely Wednesday.
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Two years ago I started collecting succulents. When the pandemic started, I also tried disposing most of them through barter.