Euphorbia columnaris (Own roots) Crassulaceae The offsets form in the

The offsets form in the bases of the lower leaves so it forms a clump

Puna clavarioides   An unusual South American cactus related to Opuntia

Haworthia pygmaea 'Tiger Pygmaea' A beautiful orange variegated variety of this attractive species

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Mammillaria theresae  A rarely seen miniature species

Euphorbia columnaris (Own roots) Crassulaceae The offsets form in theEuphorbia columnaris Family: Euphorbiaceae. A beautiful and rarely seen species from Somalia. It produces thick green ridged stems and branches in time. The best part of this species are the very attractive curved spines. Easy to grow but is slow growing. Put it in a well draining mix and water when the soil gets dry. Does best if winter lows do not drop below 50 degrees. These plants are on their own roots. You will receive a plant shown in the last