Whitesloanea crassa AARON a come-hither for flesh eating

a come-hither for flesh eating vermin and worshippers of Thanatos

Caputia tomentosa

somewhat teardrop-shaped bulbs that sit on top of the soil in thick clusters

so now it rests quite dry into summer

Avonia quinaria can be found almost ubiquitously throughout Namaqualand along the western cape of South Africa and into Southern Namibia

Whitesloanea crassa AARON a come-hither for flesh eatingThis succulent member of the milkweed family from Somalia is famously shrouded in mystery. Only discovered in the wild 3 times, last in 1986, its said that this species is either extinct or carefully guarded by the local tribesmen. Once said to be a relative of the similarly cryptic Pseudolithos, this monotypic genus is now aligned with Duvalia and Huernia. Rarely offered, especially at this size and on its own roots. Water: Water regularly in the