Pickle Plant Cactus - Houseplants in Hypertufa - Delosperma echinatum Succulent Houseplant

Such a cute little Pickle Plant Cactus for $1 at Kroger, I had to try it this winter in hypertufa. My hypertufa seems to be working great for houseplants. Especially succulents that you'd want to keep on the dry side.
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[@KimsGardensandHome]

Help filming but they do make me giggle too. Also too many Ps. Felt like Peter Piper Picked A Peck of Pickled Peppers should be my next line.

[@Plant_Mama]

What an adorable plant! I love the texture

[@KimsGardensandHome]

Thank you, it is really cute. I hope it gets bigger!

[@BuyingThyme]

Hahahaha “is that bad?” And your sheepish grin. So glad you left that in!

[@KimsGardensandHome]

Thanks, with two helpers, I got some giggles but thought it might add "something" to the video. Glad you liked it.

[@Ashley__Rose]

Wow that’s neat! Do they stay small? Looking for some plants that stay small.