Adromischus cristatus v. schoenlandii

Adromischus cristatus v. schoenlandiiAdromischus cristatus v. schoenlandii An interesting miniature form of A. cristatus that is notable for having cylindrical or urn shaped leaves with little to none of the waviness of the regular species. Produces tiny white flowers on long stalks. Plant will branch in time forming a big cluster of these leaves. Easy to grow but can be sensitive to overwatering, especially during the heat of summer. Needs good light to stay red but protect from hot

Rebutia fulviceta A purple green cactus with brown spines

This is a big plant with a 5" caudex

Sansevieria cylindrica 'Boncel' Also incorrectly known as Sansevieria boncellensis

Sinningia tubiflora An interesting caudiciform Gesneriad

In the winter it will drop its leaves

The stems are upright and branch in time

Produces red and yellow flowers when mature

Mammillaria candida  A small species completely covered in dense white spines that often have pink highlights

Parodia haselbergii This is a very attractive smaller cactus covered in bristle like white to pale yellow spines

The leaves are green with an attractive pink to red petiole (leaf base)

Aloinopsis rubrolineata Family: Aizoaceae

Once I figure out the secret of how to grow it to really get the variegation to pop