Rhytidocaulon macrolobum vibrant magenta Preferably

Preferably

Euphorbia polygona

but sometimes it may slowly clump and mature plants develop a short stem (larger group can grow up to 1

giving the plant a bold and decorative look

Huernia Nova Mccoy

Rhytidocaulon macrolobum vibrant magenta PreferablyFlowers: The flowers are small but colorful, showy. Variable in color and banding usually black or dark maroon, but also dark purple, dark green brown or green. Flowers have a particular scent vaguely remembering of citrus. Cultivation and propagation: Its a summer growing species that like many of the plants of this family which comes from Arabia and East Africa is not easy to cultivate. This plant is extremely adapted to very dry soils and is quite