Peach egg

family of peach eggs

Peach eggs, belonging to the family Crassulaceae windmill grass, more distributed in Mexico, 1950 meters above sea level.

Morphological characteristics of peach eggs

Peach egg rhizome was erect or semi-creeping, up to 30 cm.

The leaves are relatively plump, with a thickness of 10-18 mm, gray-green with tender pink, frosty powder.

Peach eggs as a whole into small shrubs, the base can be born lateral buds, adult rosette diameter of about 10-15 cm, each plant about 12-15 leaves.

Inflorescences erect, up to 15 cm, up to 65 flowers per blossom, pedicels zigzag, flowers star-shaped, pale yellow inside, red petals at tip, filaments yellowish.

Growth Habits of Peach Eggs

Peach eggs like warm, dry, sunny environment, like loose soil, good drainage permeability environment.

Peach eggs are drought-tolerant, have no obvious dormancy period, and can receive intense sunlight.

When the sun shines brightly, the leaves appear darker pink, and the ovoid leaves look like ripe peaches, hence the name peach eggs.