Pickle Plant

Pickle Plant

$7.99

Plump, pickle-shaped green leaves are covered in fine white hairs. Branching stems develop an upright or trailing habit, making this unusual succulent an appealing addition to a sunny plant collection. Small yellow flowers may appear in summer.

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Botanical name

Delosperma echinatum

Common name

Pickle Plant

Light

Bright light to full sun; acclimate gradually

Plant type

Succulent

Buy Pickle Plant succulent (Delosperma echinatum) at Metro Turf Garden Center in Bremen, GA. This unusual and eye-catching succulent gets its name from its plump, pickle-shaped green leaves covered in fine white hairs. Branching stems develop an upright or trailing habit, making the Pickle Plant a fun and distinctive addition to any sunny windowsill or succulent collection in West Georgia.

Small yellow flowers may appear in summer, adding another layer of interest to this already unique plant.

Pickle Plant Succulent Details

  • Botanical name: Delosperma echinatum
  • Common name: Pickle Plant
  • Plant type: Succulent
  • Best use: Sunny windowsill, succulent collection, hanging basket, or container garden
  • Available at: Metro Turf Garden Center, 3041 Miller Academy Road, Bremen, GA 30110

Pickle Plant Succulent Care Guide

  • Light: Provide bright light to full sun. If moving from indoors to direct outdoor sun, acclimate gradually to prevent leaf scorch.
  • Water: Water moderately during active growth, allowing the potting mix to dry out between waterings. Keep much drier during winter and never leave the plant sitting in standing water.
  • Humidity: Does not require added humidity — average indoor conditions are fine.
  • Soil: Use a gritty cactus and succulent mix in a pot with drainage holes to prevent root rot.
  • Feeding: During active growth in spring and summer, apply a diluted succulent fertilizer according to the label directions.
  • Temperature: Keep in warm conditions and protect from frost and cold drafts.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pickle Plant Succulent

  • Why is it called a Pickle Plant? The name comes from its small, plump, cylindrical leaves that resemble miniature pickles — especially with their fuzzy white hair covering.
  • Is Pickle Plant easy to care for? Yes. Like most succulents, it thrives on neglect. The biggest mistake is overwatering. Give it plenty of sun and let the soil dry out completely between waterings.
  • Can Pickle Plant grow outdoors in Georgia? Yes, during warm months. In West Georgia, it can be grown outdoors in containers or garden beds with excellent drainage from spring through fall. Bring it inside before frost.
  • Is Pickle Plant toxic to pets? Delosperma is generally considered non-toxic, but we recommend keeping all plants out of reach of pets and children to be safe.

Shop Succulents and Houseplants at Metro Turf Garden Center

We carry a rotating selection of succulents and other tropical houseplants at our Bremen garden center. Stop by to see what's currently in stock — our inventory changes regularly.

For more succulent care tips, visit the University of Georgia Extension.

Visit us at 3041 Miller Academy Road, Bremen, GA 30110, or call (678) 697-2108 to ask about current availability. We serve customers throughout West Georgia including Carrollton, Villa Rica, Tallapoosa, and Cedartown.

Additional information

Botanical name

Delosperma echinatum

Common name

Pickle Plant

Light

Bright light to full sun; acclimate gradually

Plant type

Succulent

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