Dudleya brittonii Crassulaceae Euphorbia obesa If you ever

Euphorbia obesa If you ever wished you could have a baseball in plant form this is the one for you

In warm conditions it may survive the winter

Sometimes called Neochilenia heinrichiana var

It usually drops its leaves during the dormant period

The plant stays small and generally doesn't offset

Dudleya brittonii Crassulaceae Euphorbia obesa If you everDudleya brittonii Family: Crassulaceae. A beautiful Echeveria relative native to Baja California . The leaves are long and flat with a beautiful ghostly white color. The white color is actually a waxy powder produced by the plant. It comes off very easily if the leaves are touched. That's why the plants in the pictures are somewhat green, they are unavoidably handled in producing them. Best to touch the leaves as little as possible. Easy to grow.