Delosperma taylorii - (Jeweller's Gems Ice Plant)
Delosperma taylorii (also classified as Corpuscularia taylorii) is a low-growing, mat-forming succulent famous for its striking blue-green, geometric leaves that stack in interlocking pairs. Native to South Africa, this drought-tolerant performer produces bright daisy-like blooms from spring into summer. Perfect for sunny windowsill collections, containers, or well-drained rock gardens.
Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
Watering: Low (soak-and-dry method)
Growth Habit: Compact groundcover / trailing succulent

Propagation Difficulty: Very Easy / High Success Rate
Best Method: Stem Cuttings
Snip a healthy stem segment (2–3 inches) during spring or summer.Let the cut end air-dry/callous for 2–3 days to prevent rot.
Insert directly into well-draining succulent soil and place in bright, indirect light.
Lightly mist or water sparsely once roots establish (usually within 1–2 weeks).

Available in H1 (06.3 cm Pots).