Albuca spiralis *Curly-Q leaves* Crassulaceae Note that the black color

Note that the black color is strongest in high light

Forms numerous short stems that tend to lean over

This reminds me a lot of the far more expensive Coryphantha elephantidens inermis (but with curved spines)

Nearly all of them get much taller than a person

Leaf color depends on light

Albuca spiralis *Curly-Q leaves* Crassulaceae Note that the black colorAlbuca spiralis A truly unusual and rare succulent bulb. This species is sometimes called Frizzle Sizzle, but that is just a trademark name for the species, not a special variety. The leaves smooth, flat, and most notably spiraled into a curly Q. Flowers are yellow and produced in the spring. Easy to grow. This is a winter grower so water regularly (in succulent terms) from fall until spring, then cut back in the summer. Depending on your conditions