Astrophytum asterias *variegated* #2

Astrophytum asterias *variegated* #2Astrophytum asterias 'variegata' Family: Cactaceae. A beautifully variegated specimen the Sea Urchin cactus. This is the nuda form of the species (it has some flecking) so it shows the variegation even better. Makes beautiful yellow flowers with a red throat in summer. Fairly easy to care for, except it can be very fussy about overwatering especially in winter. In fact, you probably should water minimally if at all during the winter. Can take light

Fockea edulis An attractive caudiciform vine with wavy green leaves

You will receive a plant shown in the images of whatever size you select or one similar

They share common traits but each one is different from the other

Dendosicyos socotranus Family: Curcurbitaceae

This is one of the smallest  species with mature plants rarely reaching more than 2" or so in diameter

Plants make numerous 3 lobed leaves and white flowers

Ariocarpus trigonus  Nice plants of this popular but slow growing cacti

Individual heads reach around 4-6" diameter and clumps can live in 6-8" pots for years

wavy green to to black leaves

The stems are more or round with prominent leaf scars

in the winter it goes dormant but produces "gemmae" which are seed like propagules that can be planted like seeds and will grow into new plants

It stays compact but branches regularly in two distinct ways