Dorsteinia hildebrandtii

Dorsteinia hildebrandtiiDorsteinia hildebrandtii An unusual fleshy caudiciform relative of figs. The stems are upright and brownish to greenish. Stems are light green but can become reddish in higher light. Leaves are green. The flowers (actually inflorescence) are a strange multi lobed shape. Easy to grow. Likes good light but not full sun. It is more tropical than the average succulent so it doesn't like to dry out fully and likes some warmth in the winter. This species

square to rounded gray-green leaves on short branching stems

Please note: Plants are going dormant for winter

blueish green with pink highlights in lower light

Flower image credit Stan Shebs

Clumps readily and grows fairly quickly for a succulent

The plant has a thick tap root topped by long tubercules

then cut back in the summer

one I hybridized myself) that is mostly creamy white with red highlights

this species will drop its leaves and regrow them at random times of the year

it might just need more light

You will receive the plant shown in the images

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