Brighamia insignis Crassulaceae The fleshy protuberances look like

The fleshy protuberances look like spines but aren't spiny at all

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Mammillaria baumii   An attractive clumping species with big yellow flowers

It forms dense clumps of short thin leaves with tiny white hairs

Sansevieria rorida Family: Asparagaceae

Brighamia insignis Crassulaceae The fleshy protuberances look likeBrighamia insignis Also known as the Cabbage on a Stick this is a rare species from Hawaii (my plants are seed grown). This is a caudiciform that is either unbranched or will make a few side branches. In time it can reach several feet tall. It is a succulent but doesn't like to be as dry as a cactus. So water when the soil is starting to get dry. It may drop leaves in the winter depending on growing conditions, but will regrow in the spring. Makes