Dorstenia horwoodii

Dorstenia horwoodiiDorsteinia horwoodii An unusual fleshy caudiciform relative of figs. The stems are upright and branch in time. Leaves are green with heavily scalloped margins. 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. You will receive the plant shown in the last two images.

making the plant low to the ground

easy to grow species with green to brown leaves with many white spots and white margins

Astrophytum capricorne   The standard form of this species has the largest

Definitely protect from frost and ideally keep above 50 degrees

If that happens to you don't worry

It forms multiple stems that creep along the ground

Sansevieria concinna 'Lake Sibaya' Family: Cactaceae

Billbergia vittata cv

This is a winter growing plant so it tends to put on most of the growth when the weather is cool

The plant clumps in time

this species forms a tap root

The cactus is covered in wavy ribs and long spines