Euphorbia columnaris (Own roots)

Euphorbia columnaris (Own roots)Euphorbia 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

Individual heads are usually 1/4-1/2" across or so

It produces thin vines with lots of leaves and tendrils

In low light the plant is green

setosiflora

rubrispinus

Tylecodon schaeferianus One of the smallest members of this unusual group of winter growing succulent perennials

Does best if kept above 50 degrees but isn't absolutely required

This species has only been commercial cultivation for a few years now

rarely getting over 6" tall and a foot wide

Titanopsis hugoschecteri  An attractive little clumping Mesemb with warty leaves that can be various combinations of blue

It stays compact but branches regularly in two distinct ways

Not difficult to grow and is one of the few succulents that makes a good houseplant