Euphorbia tulearensis (C)

Euphorbia tulearensis (C)Euphorbia tulearensis Family: Euphorbiaceae. An unusual miniature species from Madagascar with thick, wavy blue green to gray leaves. The plant forms a small caudex and forms numerous short branches in time. The flowers are bell shaped with a unique beige brown color. Easy to grow. Put it in a well draining mix and water when the soil gets dry. In the winter cut back on water. Protect from frost. You will receive the plant shown in the images. It is

but keeping it underpotted and growing it "hard" will maintain the desired growth form indefinitely

Like most Sansevieria it is shade tolerant

It is about as variegated as an Aloe can get while still being self sustaining

An attractive upright cactus with big flowers with orangish to white spines

As the plant matures the leaves develop prominent spines (see last image)

It reminds me a lot of a melted candle

A nice caudiciform woody shrub or small tree with peeling bark

It is the most unusual looking of the pitcher plants from the US

Leaves stay colorful in high light but will turn greenish in lower light

Oxalis flava var

Agave isthmensis  Family: Agavaceae

Give water as the soil is about to dry out in the spring through early summer