Seyrigia gracilis

Seyrigia gracilisSeyrigia gracilis Family: Curcurbitaceae. An unusual cucumber relative with cylindrical brown stems. The branches can reach several feet long in time and it will eventually form a caudex. It makes a good hanging basket plant if you have space for the branches to spread out before hanging down. Can also be trained on a trellis as it produces tendrils. Likes water during the growing season (but don't keep it too wet). Keep dryer during the winter. Likes

Needs good light to maintain the best red color but protect from hot afternoon sun

This plant has a golden yellow variegation that isn't as dramatic as Kichiokan but the blue color actually makes it more attractive to me at least

Aloe nobilis 'variegata' Family: Xanthorrhoeaceae

That takes many

This is a nice species with long reddish spines

In the summer it may drop many or all leaves

though I haven't had any real issues with this

The vines are evergreen if given proper care

I expect that some pups will have the same variegation as the parent

The smallest and most unusual of all Pachypodiums

They are produced off and on during the warmer months

making it reasonable as a potted indoor plant near a bright window for those in colder climates