Euphorbia decaryi v. spirosticha *Big Plants* Crassulaceae The plant is small but

The plant is small but clumps readily

as a general rule they grow during the warm times of year and go dormant in the winter

You will receive a plant shown in image 6 or one similar

Pachypodium succulentum var

This is one of the more uncommonly seen species of Aeonium

Euphorbia decaryi v. spirosticha *Big Plants* Crassulaceae The plant is small butEuphorbia decaryi var. spirosticha Family: Euphorbiaceae. An nice specimen of this unusual species from Madagascar with thick, wavy green to to black leaves. The plant forms numerous prostrate (creeping) stems that become quite long in time. The flowers are bell shaped with a unique beige brown color. Easy to grow. Put it in a well draining mix and water when the soil gets dry. In the winter cut back on water. Protect from frost. This variety differs