Aloe haworthioides

Aloe haworthioidesAloe haworthioides An uncommon species that is one of the smallest of all Aloes. It forms dense clumps of short thin leaves with tiny white hairs. In high light the plants can take on a orangish to brownish cast, in lower light they are green. While it clumps heavily, the clump itself stays pretty small. Flowers orange. Takes normal succulent care. Protect from frost. You will receive a plant shown in the last image. Plants shown in a 3. 5" pot.

Parodia leninghausii Also known as Notocactus leninghausii

Easy to grow

Keep very dry in the winter unless you have good growing conditions

Flowers yellow

Mammillaria hahniana   Also known as the Old Lady Cactus due to it being covered in long white hairs

PLANTS ARE SHIPPED BARE ROOT If you want me to send them in pots send me a message to discuss

The tufts really do look like feathers or Dandelion plumes

the offsets form in the bases of the lower leaves

Keep dry in winter

Pelargonium alternans An unusual succulent relative of the well known flowering Pelargonium or "Zonal Geranium"

Astrophytum asterias x capricorne  A very interesting hybrid between two attractive Astrophytum species

Keep drier in winter