Dinteranthus microspermus v. puberulus

Dinteranthus microspermus v. puberulusDinteranthus microspermus var. puberulus Family: Aizoaceae. A cute Lithops relative with rounded purple green leaves that are spotted. This variety, as the name suggests, has short fuzzy hairs covering the leaves. Like most plants in this group it produces leaves in pairs, usually one pair per year. The old leaves shrivel away in time so normally you won't have more than 2 4 leaves. Will form offsets in time but isn't heavy clumper. Easy to grow as

Flowers are bright yellow and produced at the end of the growing season

I cannot guarantee it will stay 3 headed

Copiapoa hypogaea  A very nice browish to purplish cactus with short spines

large plant is in a 3

They often arrange themselves in vertical rows that give a unique look to the plant

It is a beautiful plant with a rich orange-brown color that deserves more recognition

Several times a year it will make tiny yellow-orange flowers

I don't know the ancestry but I believe this to be a H

it will adjust to your light conditions

Either way this is a cross between the standard truncata form and the maughanii form

so cut back on water then

A beautiful dark purple cactus with short spines