The Pine Leaf Chrysanthemum is a medium-sized succulent plant in the Fagaceae family that produces beautiful flowers. The Loose Leaf Daisy, also known as Begonia Longifolia, Loose Leaf Peony, and Hime Loose Leaf Daisy, is a common ornamental plant. The daisy is native to South Africa and prefers a warm, dry environment with good ventilation and a minimum temperature below 10°C. It needs plenty of light, but should be shaded in the hot summer. The plant is about 30cm tall, with a slender, well-branched stem, and its flowers bloom for about 5-4 months, usually in May.

The Peony Hanging Orchid is a plant that belongs to the Lucerne genus in the Pangaea family, though it is not actually a hanging orchid. Its long, soft, and creeping branches make it a popular choice for hanging pots and decorative purposes. The plant prefers a dry, well-ventilated environment and is not cold-hardy, requiring heat preservation in winter. It does not require much water or fertilizer, but needs more during its peak growth period. The Peony Hanging Orchid is primarily used for ornamental purposes, both indoors and in desert landscaping, and its flowers are also edible.

Algae bell jade, also known as Silver Jade, is a genus of humpback flowers native to South Africa. It has a round, chubby appearance that resembles a cute rabbit when young. Algae bell jade thrives in warm, sunny environments and is drought-resistant. It prefers well-draining soil and moderate watering. During the summer, it goes dormant and requires shade and ventilation. Propagation is mainly done through sowing and dividing plants, typically in the spring. This unique plant offers a delightful and whimsical addition to gardens and indoor spaces.