Succulent of the Month

Sometimes called "Living Stones".

No Holiday Potluck, so send in photos.

There were about 100 succulent Senecio species, some of which have been moved to the genera Caputia, Curio, and Kleinia. There are many non-succulent Senecio species.

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Many from Madagascar, some from Africa and Asia in or near India.

Stapeliads are mainly from Southern Africa. They are called carrion flowers because of the smell they emit to attract flies for pollination.

Dracaena (=Sansevieria) is a genus of about 70 species of flowering plants, native to Africa, Madagascar and southern Asia. Common names include mother-in-law's tongue, devil's tongue, and snake plant.

The name means "Thick Foot". Native to only Southern Africa and Madagascar.

Dudleya from North America, Cotyledon from South Africa to Arabia.

Your favorite succulent, nicely staged.