Adromischus is a genus of leaf succulents that can be propagated with ease and is indigenous to South Africa. The plants feature robust stems and produce flowers that are bright green in color.

Adromischus

Adromischus alstonii

Adromischus antidorcatus

Adromischus bolusii

Adromischus caryophyllaceus

Adromischus cooperi is a gradually expanding succulent characterized by its greyish-brown branches and thick, grey-green leaves that feature purple flecks and often have wavy margins. In the summer, it produces upright spikes adorned with small, tubular pink blossoms.

Adromischus cooperi

Adromischus cristatus is a hardy, evergreen succulent that typically reaches a height of about 30 cm. It develops dense rosettes composed of triangular, dark green leaves that feature crinkled tips and are adorned with fine, silvery-white hairs. In the spring and summer, this plant produces star-shaped white flowers with a hint of pink, which arise on elongated green stems. This species is particularly suited for beginners and children interested in gardening.

Adromischus cristatus

Adromischus cristatus subsp. clavifolius

Adromischus filicaulis

Adromischus filicaulis red

Adromischus filicaulis subsp. marlothii

Adromischus hemisphaericus

Adromischus humilis

Adromischus inamoenus

Adromischus kleinioides

Adromischus leucophyllus

Adromischus maculatus is a perennial succulent featuring a sparsely branched, brown caudex. Its leaves are inversely lanceolate, reaching up to 5 cm (2 in) in length, and are characterized by bright green coloration often marked with reddish-purple spots and mottling. The edges of the leaves may have a hard texture. In the summer, this plant produces spike-like cymes that can grow 25-30 cm (10-12 in) tall, bearing tubular green flowers approximately 1.5 cm (¾ in) long, which have lobes that are pinkish-white or pale purple.

Adromischus maculatus

Adromischus mammillaris

Adromischus marianiae is a compact, slow-growing, evergreen succulent that typically reaches heights of up to 15 cm. This plant develops clusters of rounded, textured leaves that resemble dried raisins. The leaves exhibit a range of colors, often seen in shades of grey-green, red-brown, or purple, influenced by the amount of light they receive. In the summer months, greenish-pink flowers emerge.

Adromischus marianiae

Adromischus marianiae 'Little Spheroid'

Adromischus marianiae 'Tanqua'

Adromischus marianiae f. herrei 'Red Coral'

Adromischus marianiae var. immaculatus

Adromischus marianiae var. immaculatus 'Antidorcadum'

Adromischus maximus

Adromischus phillipsiae

Adromischus roaneanus

Adromischus rotundifolius

Adromischus schoenlandii

Adromischus schuldtianus

Adromischus sphenophyllus

Adromischus subdistichus

Adromischus triflorus

Adromischus trigynus

Adromischus umbracticola

Adromischus umbraticola

Adromischus umbraticola subsp. ramosus

Adromischus x fosteri

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