Turbinicarpus lophophoroides Caudiciform Islaya islayensis A rarely seen

Islaya islayensis A rarely seen cactus from Chile and Peru that is closely related to Eriosyce

A variegated form of this popular Aloe species

these plants come from seeds of a Lizard Skin type

A nice species with narrow green leaves covered in hair like appendages

Oxalis convexula An attractive succulent shamrock species from South Africa

Turbinicarpus lophophoroides Caudiciform Islaya islayensis A rarely seenTurbinicarpus lophophoroides Family: Cactaceae. A rarely seen cute small green cactus with white star shaped spines. The plant has a stalk when young but as it matures takes on a more standard round shape. Produces white flowers that are larger than the plant itself. Plant stays very small and is slow growing. Needs well drained soil and good light. Sensitive to overwatering. Protect from any hard freezes. You will receive a plant shown in the last