Edithcolea grandis Caudiciform but you can always divide

but you can always divide it if it gets too crowded

A very nice browish to purplish species with prominent tubercles

It is shown in a 8" diameter pot and is approximately 10" tall to the top of the caudex (20" to top of leaves) and 5" diameter at the base

many years and can be kept smaller if grown as a potted plant

Mammillaria carmenae A medium sized species with thick

Edithcolea grandis Caudiciform but you can always divideEdithcolea grandis One of the nicest succulents. The plant forms brown to green branched stems with prickles. But the real reason this plant is so popular is the amazing flower! It has the common name "Persian Carpet" thanks to the multicolor mosaic pattern it makes. They can take some direct sun, but aren't full sun plants. These flowers have a modest level of foetid scent. It won't gas you out of the house but you'll notice it if you are close to