Described is a plant transformed with one or more genes originating from the Ri plasmid of Agrobacterium rhizogenes by infection with A. rhizogenes comprising the Ri plasmid, or being progeny of such a plant, said plant or progeny comprising, in the genome thereof, 1 to 5 copies said one or more genes originating from the Ri plasmid. Further, the use of such a plant or progeny thereof as ornamental plants, the use as field crop species, for food extracts, cosmetics, perfumes or as medicinal plants is disclosed. Further disclosed are methods for the preparation of such plants. Said plants display an intermediate height and/or with a higher content of metabolites without significant reduction of flower number or flowering time delay as compared to control plants void of Agrobacterium rhizogenes sequences.

A new and distinct cultivar of Graptosedum plant named ‘Sunsplash’ is disclosed, characterized by milky lemon yellow leaves, with a blush of greyed-purple. The new cultivar branches freely, and grows at a moderate rate, quickly filling the pot for commercial nurseries. The new variety is a Graptosedum, typically produced as a container plant for the patio or as landscape plants, as well as a variety of ornamental purposes.

A new and distinct cultivar of Graptosedum plant named ‘Sunsplash’ is disclosed, characterized by milky lemon yellow leaves, with a blush of greyed-purple. The new cultivar branches freely, and grows at a moderate rate, quickly filling the pot for commercial nurseries. The new variety is a Graptosedum, typically produced as a container plant for the patio or as landscape plants, as well as a variety of ornamental purposes.

A new, distinct Sedum sexangulare plant as illustrated and described, characterized by larger foliage and golden yellow foliage color in early summer, compared to the smaller chartreuse foliage in early summer of the parent plant.

A new and distinct Echeveria plant named ‘TSAECH1824’ which is characterized by an abundance of small succulent foliage tightly held in a compact stemless rosette, moderately glaucous foliage, foliage that is colored between blue-grey and greyed-green and lightly suffused with a lilac coloration and conspicuously margined and tipped pink, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

A new and distinct Echeveria plant named ‘TSAECH1824’ which is characterized by an abundance of small succulent foliage tightly held in a compact stemless rosette, moderately glaucous foliage, foliage that is colored between blue-grey and greyed-green and lightly suffused with a lilac coloration and conspicuously margined and tipped pink, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

A new and distinct variety of Echeveria plant named ‘OVPEARLS05’ which is characterized by an abundance of dark greyed-green and heavily glaucescent foliage which is tightly held in a basal rosette, foliage which is conspicuously margined greyed-purple along the distal margins and apex and heavily suffused with greyed-purple at and towards the apex of the abaxial foliar surface. The new variety has shown to be uniform and stable in the resulting generations from asexual propagation.

A new and distinct variety of Echeveria plant named ‘OVPEARLS06’ which is characterized by a flattened globular prolife with an abundance of foliage held in a basal rosette, dark greyed-green and heavily glaucescent foliage which has a gray appearance, and light pink leaf margins which become white at the apex. The new variety has shown to be uniform and stable in the resulting generations from asexual propagation.

A new and distinct variety of Echeveria plant named ‘OVPEARLS05’ which is characterized by an abundance of dark greyed-green and heavily glaucescent foliage which is tightly held in a basal rosette, foliage which is conspicuously margined greyed-purple along the distal margins and apex and heavily suffused with greyed-purple at and towards the apex of the abaxial foliar surface. The new variety has shown to be uniform and stable in the resulting generations from asexual propagation.

A new and distinct Echeveria hybrid plant named ‘AMIECH2001’ which is characterized by an abundance of foliage held upright in a basal rosette, foliage with lightly serrulate and moderately undulate margins, light greyed-green foliage that is margined nearly white and lightly suffused with blue-green, and the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.