Families and genera of peach eggs

The egg of peach belongs to the genus windmill of Crassulaceae, which is mostly distributed in Mexico at an altitude of 1950 meters

Morphological characteristics of peach eggs

The rhizome of peach egg is upright or semi creeping, which can be as high as 30 cm

The leaves are relatively thick, with a thickness of 10-18 mm. They are gray green, with tender pink and frost powder

The egg of the peach is in the shape of a small shrub as a whole, and lateral buds can grow at the base. The diameter of the rosette is about 10-15 cm, and each plant has about 12-15 leaves

The inflorescence is upright, up to 15 cm high, with a maximum of 65 flowers per flowering. The pedicel is zigzag. The flowers are in the shape of stars, light yellow inside, red at the tip of petals and light yellow filaments

Growth habits of peach eggs

Peach eggs like a warm, dry and sunny environment, and an environment with loose soil and good drainage and air permeability

Peach eggs are drought tolerant, have no obvious dormancy period, and can receive strong sunlight

When the light is sufficient, it will appear dark pink, and the ovoid leaves are like ripe peaches, so it is named peach egg