Gymnocalycium 'Transformer' *Monstrose* Crassulaceae This plant has 7 heads

This plant has 7 heads and is well on its way to being an impressive clump

this plant is related to daisys

It produces pink flowers in the summer and clumps heavily in time

Stephania suberosa An unusual caudiciform from Southeast Asia with a rough round caudex and long vines

Albuca foetida x Albuca spiralis My original hybrid of two attractive curly leaf South African bulbs

Gymnocalycium 'Transformer' *Monstrose* Crassulaceae This plant has 7 headsGymnocalycium cv.'Transformer' A strange monstrose form that usually is a mix of normal and monstrose heads. I'm guessing this is why it is called Transformer. The plant varies from green to orange to red and even purple depending on growing conditions. Flowers are a pretty pink color. Takes normal cactus care. Protect from frost. The plant is on their own roots. You will receive the plant shown in the images. Plants are shown growing in a 3. 5" pot.