Avonia quinaria

Avonia quinariaAn absolutely adorable miniature caudiciform. This species is hardly found in cultivation! Native to parts of South Africa, these are a VERY slow grower. It can take several decades to grow a few centimeters in diameter! Because of this, these may be roughly the same size throughout most of it's life. It has very short branches that can form purple pink flowers in the spring and summer under the right growing conditions. Care: These will do best when

It can help to keep your moss pole moist by misting it or sticking your watering can into the moss pole so it trickles down

Brighter light will cause these to tan up to a deep purple

Ideally watering at least once every 7 days

use a semi-coarse soil that will drain well

This pot is about 6" in diameter and comes with an unattached saucer

While their leafs can be fairly slender and blade-like

use a coarse well-draining cacti mix

but we will make sure it is a good one nonetheless

no soil needed for this air plant

This spray is great if you notice bugs

They have small white flowers that appear on the tips of their leaves

Euphorbia sap in general ARE HIGHLY TOXIC