Kleinia (Mill. 1754) Composed of fleshy stems, it may exhibit leaves of various shapes. Its growth habit can be shrubby or trailing, depending on the species. They are highly drought-resistant and require well-drained soils. The flowers are grouped in capitula, typically in light colors. It maintains a close relationship with the genus *Senecio*, from which it has both transferred and incorporated various species. Etymology: In honor of D. Jacob Theodor KleinPlace of Origin: Eastern and Southern Africa including Madagascar and the Comoros
Plectranthus (LHér. 1788) Plants with a creeping habit and fleshy appearance. They have a strong tendency to cover anything they encounter along their way. They prefer partial shade and moderate temperatures. Widely used as ornamental indoor plants. Several of their species are commonly known as "Money Plant" or "Money Flower." Both the plant and its delicate flower are highly attractive. Etymology: From the Greek "plectron", meaning spur, and "anthos", meaning flower, due to the resemblance of part of its flower to a spur.Place of Origin: Warm or temperate zones of the Southern Hemisphere such as Australia, Africa, Indonesia, and India.
Senecio (L. 1753) Etymology: From the Latin senex, meaning old, alluding to the white or grayish tone in many species.