Sarcocaulon crassicaule Crassulaceae Flowers are orange to red

Flowers are orange to red and produced in the summer

A nice green bodied species with white to yellow tufts of hair when mature

Water when nearly dry

Aloinopsis villetii  An attractive little clumping mesemb with textured leaves that turn pinkish in high light

glandular green flowers

Sarcocaulon crassicaule Crassulaceae Flowers are orange to redSarcocaulon crassicaule Also called Bushman's Candle, this South African native is closely related to the common Geranium and Pelargonium, but is adapted to desert conditions. Many people consider it to be a species of Monsonia. It produces fat stems that often grow horizontally a few inches above the ground. The petioles (leaf stalks) of each leaf turn into spines when the leaf dies. Flowers are an attractive white to light pink color. This plant