Kedrostis africana

Kedrostis africanaKedrostis africana Family: Curcurbitaceae. An attractive caudiciform vine with dissected leaves. The caudex is a combination of the taproot and the base of the stem. The caudex grows larger faster when the root portion is below the soil. Many growers keep the root buried for several years then raise it once the plant starts to mature. But it will form a caudex if the root is raised early, just slower. Vines can be trimmed to shape or allowed to

This is the variety that has yellow variegation (there is a white one too)

francoisii with a little E

The leaves are somewhat thick

Mature plants can be 5" or more in diameter and may form clumps in time

Plant has best color in high light

Dudleyas are very similar to Echeveria but are WINTER GROWERS

These spines are arranged in rows along the spines giving a nice look contrasted with the dark green body

These are very small plants

Albuca concordiana A rarely seen succulent bulb from South Africa with blue-gray flattened curly-q leaves

Plants shown in a 2 gallon pot and is approximately 18" tall

The stems root easily so if you ever have a problem with root rot or you just want to trim up the plant then put the cut stems in soil and you'll have new plants

Flowers are yellow and produced in the spring