Small, light green leaves

Small (2-3cm tall) with light green oval leaves. Each leaf has its own stem and they gather at the base of the plant (just before the roots)


Drought Smart Plants reply:

It's hard to tell the exact form of this plant, due to the lovely pink wash over it all!

I'm going to hazard a guess that this is possibly a Peperomia, most likely Peperomia obtusifolia. Have a look at this website for some more information on this (the picture they have isn't the greatest):Peperomia obtusifolia 'Golden Gate' on Daves Garden.

If it is a Peperomia, these are pretty much one of the easier types of succulent plants for a beginner grower, as they aren't so fussy about having too much water as many others are.

Peperomia in general are more like a regular houseplant, preferring to have a moist soil for longer periods of time.

The flowers when it blooms will be the definitive characteristic, as they're a funny little spire that really doesn't resemble a flower at all.

Happy Succulent Growing!
Jacki