Frithia pulchra Caudiciform In the ground plants can

In the ground plants can get 10 feet or more tall but is more manageable sized in a pot

so you don't have to worry about it stinking up your house (lots of Stapeliads smell like rotting meat)

The tufts really do look like feathers or Dandelion plumes

The caudex itself is extremely attractive

Sansevieria "Boncel" Silver Form Also incorrectly known as Sansevieria boncellensis

Frithia pulchra Caudiciform In the ground plants canFrithia pulchra A cute Lithops relative with unusual leaves. This looks like a miniature form of Fenestraria (Baby Toes) but I think the leaves and flowers are more attractive in this species. Easy to grow but can be particular about water. It is a winter grower so give it more moisture in the cooler months and hold back on the water in the summer (I don't water at all during the hottest months). During the growing season you can water regularly but