Caralluma * Hoodia * Fockea * Huernia
Pseudolithos * Rhaphionacme * Stapelia
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Caralluma baldratii | Low clumps of light green stems with purple markings. The flowers are tight against the stems and look like one inch purple spiders. Weird! | M | $12.50 |
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Caralluma socotrana | Pale green stems, symmetrically jointed with dark spots on ridges of joints, beautiful red velvet flowers DIFFICULT TO GROW (See T-shirts) | S | $6.00 |
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Fockea edulis | Very thick underground roots that can be raised. Grow them for a few years in a large pot before exposing them. The stem growth is a vine that can be trellised above the blobs of roots. | M | $6.00 |
| Hoodia ruschii | From Namaqualand, stems to 20 inches tall with broad yellow, radar-dish shaped flower. | M | $7.50 | |
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Huernia thuretii | Relatively short, stout stems. Very compact plants with variable colored flowers, some with spots and markings and some without. | M | $6.00 |
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Pseudolithos migiurtinus | Globular stem with clusters of 1/4" deep purple flowers. Uncommon and weird! Native to the dry tropical country of Somalia. | S-M | $15.00 |
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Stapeilia asterias | Thin, upright stems to 8 inches or so, with very deep purple, star shaped flowers 4-5 inches in diameter. Very nice!! | M | $12.50 |
| Stapelia leendertzii | Long, upright stems with very cool, deep cup-shaped dark purple flower. This one really smells!! | M | $6.00 |