Sansevieria rorida Caudiciform Plants grow from late spring

Plants grow from late spring through fall then die back to the tuber in the winter (corresponding with the rainy and dry seasons in SE Asia)

Also known as Wigginsia or Notocactus leprosorum

Oxalis versicolor An attractive winter growing shamrock species from South Africa

Plant is best grown in a hanging pot as it makes long hanging stems

Leuchtenbergia principis  One of the strangest looking of all cacti

Sansevieria rorida Caudiciform Plants grow from late springSansevieria rorida Family: Asparagaceae. A very attractive smaller Snake Plant or Mother in Law Tongue with thick blue green leaves. Not difficult to grow but is slow growing. It likes warm temps so shouldn't be exposed to temps below 50F. Like most Sansevieria it is shade tolerant, but give it good filtered light. It makes a good houseplant if in a bright location. It is a slower growing species so don't overwater. You will receive the plant shown in