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pickle succulent plant Delosperma echinatum variegata pickle plantDelosperma echinatum is commonly known as the Ice plant or Pickle plant. The leaves of this plant are dark green with small spots, making it look attractive. Having its origin in South Africa, this succulent belongs to the Aizoaceae family. Growing up to 45 cm (18 inches) in height, this winter dormant plant blooms beautifully in spring. Growth Rate: Delosperma echinatum grows slowly. But it blooms the whole year. Flowering: This succulent plant
Delosperma echinatum is commonly known as the Ice plant or Pickle plant. The leaves of this plant are dark green with small spots, making it look attractive. Having its origin in South Africa, this succulent belongs to the Aizoaceae family. Growing up to 45 cm (18 inches) in height, this winter-dormant plant blooms beautifully in spring.Growth Rate: Delosperma echinatum grows slowly. But it blooms the whole year.
Flowering: This succulent plant blooms in delicate white color throughout the spring season.
Water and Feeding/Fertilizer: Pickle plant needs well-drained soil. It is essential to water the plant but before watering it again, let the soil dry out properly.
Soil: Delosperma echinatum plants are not particular about the soil type but they need well drainage soil to grow at a fast pace.
Hardiness: This variety belongs to the hardiness zone of 7a to 10b and the frost tolerance is 5° F (-15° C).
Light: Ice plant needs full to partial sunlight. These perennial plants can be grown outdoors in warmer areas.
Propagation: The best way to propagate ice plants is from cutting, which is quite a simple process to follow.
Luckily, Delosperma echinatum "Pickle plant" does not need repotting. So, this delectable plant makes an exceptional addition to your houseplant collection.
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★★★★★ 4
The slow feeder bowl is DOGGONE fantastic! Except…
Color: Purple, Color: Purple
I own a pet sitting business and get to see a lot of animal products. So when I ordered the Slow Feeder Dog Bowl in the purple color, I was super excited to try it on my own doggy. She’s a doodle and I tell her all the time, she’s the size of a horse! While I have a slow-eat bowl for my Harlee, it is an old, hard plastic bowl. Time to upgrade!
I LOVE this bowl! The feel, the size, the material, the slow feeder aspect and the color. I love it is dishwasher safe, too. While the silicone material is very flexible, I was worried it would be too flexible. But the steel rim at the top of the bowl, which is fully covered so you do not see it, ensures the bowl doesn’t collapse. At first glance, the bowl looked rather small despite being a 3 cup dish. My doggy eats one cup of kibble at each meal and there was plenty of room leftover so no worries there!
When it was time for Harlee Grace to eat her lunch, I put the bowl down and she just looked at me. Puzzled. As if to say “What’s this?” But after a few minutes, her stomach finally kicked in and it was time for her to eat. And voila - it took longer than with her old slow-eat bowl!
The only negative comment is the suction cup on the bottom of the bowl. It does not “suck” very well to my tile flooring which is rather disappointing considering the bowl is very light.
If it wasn’t for the suction cup issue, I’d give this slow feeder bowl 4 doggy thumbs up and 10 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Sturdy and it works!
Color: Orange
This slow feeder dog bowl is really well designed. The bright orange color is fun, and the cute paw print on the bottom is a nice touch. Inside, the sides have lots of textures that allow wet food to stick to it and do a good job at slowing my dog down while eating, without frustrating her too much. The bowl itself feels very sturdy. It’s made of silicone, so its dishwasher safe and there’s a metal ring inside the top that helps it keep its shape, so it doesn’t collapse or get crushed easily. Another big plus is the suction cup on the bottom—it sticks well to the floor and keeps my dog from pushing it all over the place. Overall, this feels like a high-quality bowl that’s both practical and adorable. Great option if you have a fast eater and want something durable and easy to clean. OH! And it comes with a spatula!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Why do I love this thing so much?
Color: Purple, Color: Purple
This is a legitimately nice dog bowl! It’s huge, made of super nice quality silicone and it’s got a very nice structure given the metal reinforcement in the rim of the bowl. The bottom of the bowl has a suction cup on it that prevents it from slipping around, and I noticed that it works really well, even on floors that I wouldn’t expect it to like my luxury vinyl plank floors. As soon as I set it down without applying any pressure, it just stuck to the LVP so easily.
It’s very large as well in size and probably much bigger than my dog needs since he’s a 7 pound Pomeranian. I was considering even turning this into a paintbrush water bowl because it could double as that given the texture on the bottom of the bowl would be good for getting paying off of a brush, and the suction Cup bottom works well when you have water inside the bowl that can come out and make the table slippery. I just love this ball so much and love that it can be used for two different common use cases in my home. It comes with one of those cake batter scraper things which I think is used to help clean the bowl in between the grooves. But I’m not totally sure. I love that. The color is purple my favorite color.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A great boredom‑buster that works perfectly as a distraction.
Color: Blue, Color: Blue
I ordered the Excdesolns Slow Feeder Dog Bowl for my 15‑month‑old Lab. This is my first time using a slow feeder, but I knew I wanted one made from safe materials—this bowl is 100% food‑grade silicone, BPA‑free, and non‑toxic. It’s solid and sturdy, not flimsy at all, and the quality really shows. The suction bottom works great too—once you set it down, it stays put.
I’ve been using it as a boredom‑buster or distraction tool, especially when it’s time to trim her nails. A little peanut butter in the grooves keeps her busy for a good while. It actually works better than I expected, and I’m considering using it for her fresh food as well.
Overall, it’s a well‑made, functional bowl that does exactly what it promises. Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Practical Slow Feeder Bowl, Works as Expected
Color: Blue
I tried this slow feeder dog bowl for my pet, and overall it’s fairly well made. The suction cup keeps the bowl in place on smooth surfaces, and the reinforced rim feels sturdy. The puzzle design slows down eating, though it may take some getting used to for certain dogs. Made of BPA-free silicone, it seems safe and easy to clean. It works for a range of dog sizes, though the 3-cup capacity might be a bit small for larger breeds. Overall, it’s an okay option for slow feeding.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2026