Gymnocalycium griseopallidum

Gymnocalycium griseopallidumGymnocalycium griseopallidum A gorgeous Gymnocalycium that is dusty pink to greenish. They tend to be green when growing and pink when dormant, though high light and drier soil help encourage green color. However, I find that my plant colors up nicely from fall through spring then gets greenish in the summer growing season no matter what you do. So don't worry if it loses some color, giving it more light and cooler temps will change it back fairly

Brighter light makes the leaves more orange

Also known as Wigginsia or Notocactus leprosorum

Haworthia arachnoidea Family: Xanthorrhoeaceae

geophytic species with frosted leaf tips

A very nice species with dark green skin and short spines

An unusual and attractive miniature caudiciform from South Africa

The spines are tiny and look like little black bugs

Being from Hawaii it does like a bit of warmth in the winter

the roots need to be kept cool or it will die

hallii Family: Crassulaceae

Plant color varies on light conditions with more light giving stronger purple color

Matucana madisoniorum Also known as Submatucana