Monilaria moniliformis - Bunny Succulent inventory-hero-monitored Only in cultivation plants may

Only in cultivation plants may have a spherical till columnar shape

blooming over a long season normally in late summer and autumn

Spine shields are pinkish-rose when in the growing phase but turn to chocolate brown with maturity

Description: Small clumping plants with greyish-green bodies

ideally within 1 foot of a south facing window so it gets plenty of sun throughout the day

Monilaria moniliformis - Bunny Succulent inventory-hero-monitored Only in cultivation plants mayBunny Succulent, known as the Monilaria moniliformis, is a small and sparsely branched, cushion forming succulent shrublet native to South Africa. Because it looks like the furry ears of a rabbit, it is also known as Bunny Ear Succulent. In the winter, its leaves disappear, but in the summer, it blooms solitary long white flowers. It produces two pairs of leaves united at the branch, and its soft leaves are green and round tipped. With its low