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please help identify my succulent

my girlfriend and i just bought this plant at our local nursery, and nobody working that day knew the name any way you could help? thanks!






Drought Smart Plants reply:

You have found one of the cutest little plants. Andromischus cristata, sometimes called Baby Toes (you can see why) is an easy to grow, slow growing and low maintenance addition to your succulent addiction (ahem, I mean, collection). Care is really easy, follow the guidelines on the succulent care page.

To propagate, simply remove a bit of stem with several of the 'toes' attached, and it will root easily after callousing. See the succulent plant propagation page for more details.

Congratulations on your new addition!

Jacki




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