Huernia thuretii v. primulina Cactus It is shown in a

It is shown in a 10" diameter pot and is approximately 14" tall to the top of the caudex and 4" diameter at the base

You know the plants are dormant when the leaves dry up (looks dead but isn't)

Haworthia cymbiformis 'Silver Swirl'  A beautiful variegated form of a normally green species

There was an infestation over a year ago that has long since been eradicated but it is very difficult to clear off the residue without breaking the spines

Huernia thuretii v. primulina Cactus It is shown in aHuernia thuretii var. primulina An attractive Stapeliad with lemon yellow flowers. This differs from the standard H. thuretii in having pure yellow flowers instead of spotted ones. The plant is small but clumps readily. Flowers are most common and numerous in the late summer and fall but can bloom any time of year if happy. In higher light these plants can take on purple highlights, in shade they are green. They can take some direct sun, but aren't