Euphorbia schoenlandii

Euphorbia schoenlandiiEuphorbia schoenlandii Family: Euphorbiaceae. An unusual looking species that has a short green stem with upcurved thorns. When actively growing the plant has thin leaves, but they drop when dormant or drought stressed only to regrow when conditions are good again. Easy to grow. Put it in a well draining mix and water when the soil gets dry. Cut back on water in the winter when it is mostly dormant. Protect from frost. You will receive a plant shown

'Domingos Martins' Family: Bromeliaceae  A nice form of B

In particular it is sensitive to overwatering

then allowed to go dormant in the summer

These plants are divisions of the Lavranos 11269 clone that is paler in color than the standard H

Astrophytum 'Super Kabuto'    One of the most attractive forms of Astrophytum

I went from a single head to around 20 offesets in 2 years

 Faucaria candida Family: Aizoaceae

In good light the color is a deep blood red mixed with orange highlights

Produces small yellow flowers in the summer

this is probably a dwarf form of S

but have an interesting shape

Euphorbia obesa One of the nicest and easiest to grow Euphorbias