Brachystelma Thailand (new species?) Crassulaceae as well as the spines

as well as the spines in some plants

Mature plants can be 5" or more in diameter and may form clumps in time

Protect from hot afternoon sun and freezing temps

It is still a rare variety but fortunately prices have come down to more affordable levels

Aloe cameronii Mt

Brachystelma Thailand (new species?) Crassulaceae as well as the spinesBrachystelma sp. nov.? Family: Apocynaceae. A rare, possibly undescribed species from Thailand related to Stapeliads. The plant forms thin vining stems with very narrow leaves. It produces lots of tiny (<1cm), hairy dark brown to black flowers with a yellow center. It seems that in some plants the petals reflex all the way back while in others they open like a normal flower. Stems emerge from an underground tuber 1 2" diameter. Plants grow from late