Cynanchum aphyllum *Uncommon Gray Form!*

Cynanchum aphyllum *Uncommon Gray Form!*Cynanchum aphyllum This Ceropegia relative has stiff gray bumpy stems and small yellow and white flowers. Plant is best grown in a hanging pot as it makes long hanging stems. Easy to grow. Use a well draining mix and water when the soil is nearly dry. Water very little or not at all in the winter as it can be rot prone if kept moist during dormancy. This plant likes more shade than most succulents and can be grown in full but bright shade (do not put

Plant shown in a 3

As the name 'compactum' suggests it is a smaller form of the species that will form a fat plant in a smaller pot

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

Huernia x 'Spiny Norman'  Family: Apocynaceae (Asclepidaceae)

The plant forms thin vining stems with very narrow leaves

Mammillaria guelzowiana Family: Cactaceae

water when nearly dry)

otherwise it will become more green

These plants are new to cultivation but so far I've found them fairly simple to grow and not nearly as touchy as some of the better known African Brachystelma

Euphorbia pachypodioides  An attractive leafy

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It is leafless and produces long blue-green stems with dark patterned markings