Eriosyce napina f. glabrescens Mesemb A attractive East African caudiciform

A attractive East African caudiciform vine related to cucumbers

Hoodia gordonii An unusual looking stapeliad with stout upright stems covered in prickles

It is the parent of many hybrid cultivars

All Sansevieria species are now considered to belong to Dracaena but I am using the old name here as most people are more familiar with Sansevieria as the name for Snake Plants

plume-like spines that radiate out from each areole

Eriosyce napina f. glabrescens Mesemb A attractive East African caudiciformEriosyce napina f. glabrescens Also known as Neochilenia napina. A beautiful small greenish brown to pink or purple cactus. The spines are so tiny as to make is effectively spineless. Like most Eriosyce, this species forms a tap root. Flowers are pinkish orange. Requires general cactus care, but be careful not to overwater as tap rooted species are more sensitive to rot. Will clump in time. Protect from frost, though it is said to be able to withstand