Orbea dumeri

Orbea dumeriOrbea dumeri Family: Apocynaceae (Asclepidaceae). An attractive Stapeliad with highly unusual bumpy, glandular green flowers. People tend to shy away from Stapeliads because of their reputation for being rot prone, but actually they are simple to grow. Give lots of light, but protect from hot afternoon sun in summer. During the growing season they can be watered as much as any other succulent (i. e. regularly but don't let the soil stay wet). In the

Haworthia truncata x maughanii   A nice form of the most unusual species of Haworthia

Easy to grow but can be sensitive to overwatering

The rosettes usually stay 6" or less

It has an interesting triangular shape and close examination of the leaves will reveal nice texturing and patterning

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Tylecodon schaeferianus One of the smallest members of this unusual group of winter growing succulent perennials

These spines are short and stiff but are so numerous that the plant isn't that sharp to handle

Likes bright light but not full sun

The images show you the range of color this plant exhibits

Last two images show more of the color range exhibited by this cultivar depending on growing conditions and time of year

The stems are green and egg shaped with a few spines

Either way this is a cross between the standard truncata form and the maughanii form