Lantern Beauty, also known as Du Chung, Vine Beauty, Thick-leaved Grass and Lithocene Lotus Hybrid Variety. The leaves are thick and full, oblong-oval, covered with white powder, and feature both Pachycephalus and Limelia spp., with red to dark red in sunny environments with large temperature differences.
Red-fingered, thick-leaved grass and sedum hybrids, somewhat similar to long-leaved lotuses. The oblate cylindrical leaves are arranged in a circular alternate arrangement, the tip part is rounded, the leaf blade is smooth with a slight white powder, and the out of the state is gray-red to purple-red.
Cinderella, the name should not be based on color, but to describe the gorgeous transformation after the state. Easy grouping forms old piles, the leaves are ovate, relatively flat, the back of the leaf is slightly rounded and convex, covered with powder, azure blue to purple red, and the leaf margin at the front of the leaf is easy to redden.
Egg Beauty, also known as opal, is somewhat close to Star Beauty. The leaves are closely spaced, oval or inverted ovate, and the leaf surface is covered with a thick white frost, which can appear gray-purple, gray-white, pink and other colors depending on the environment.
Pink Ball Beauty, referred to as Ball Beauty, a similar variety is the egg of the peach. The leaves are inverted ovate, thick and fleshy, usually blue-green, and the leaves turn pink in the out-of-shape.
Succulents: Thick-leaved grass succulent introduction series (1)