Astrophytum capricorne *larger*

Astrophytum capricorne *larger*Astrophytum capricorne The standard form of this species has the largest, most prominent ribs in the genus. The spines are long and twisted, but not that sharp. Plants are covered in dense white to brownish felt. Flowers are big and yellow with a red center. They are produced off and on during the warmer months. Easy to grow, just give normal succulent care of good light and careful watering. Protect from frost. You will receive the plant shown in the

Unfortunately it needs particular growing conditions to really bring out this variegation as most of the time it looks like a solid red-purple leaf

'Domingos Martins' Family: Bromeliaceae  A nice form of B

The stems are fairly stiff but arch downwards and hang down

The petals are hairy near the base

Huernia pendula  Family: Apocynaceae (Asclepidaceae)

Puna subterranea   An unusual South American cactus related to Opuntia

Parodia crassigibba  Also known as Notocactus

You will receive the plant exact plant you select

Please note: These are very small plants

Plants will develop more white coating as it matures

which adds to its rarity in cultivation

new leaves will form in coming months