Euphorbia poissonii Caudiciform this is probably a dwarf

this is probably a dwarf form of S

I don't know the ancestry but I believe this to be a H

These plants are new to cultivation but so far I've found them fairly simple to grow and not nearly as touchy as some of the better known African Brachystelma

Pleiospilos nelii 'Royal Flush'  A beautiful purple form of this living stones relative with fat

This is a small clumping species with a gray-green body

Euphorbia poissonii Caudiciform this is probably a dwarfEuphorbia poissonii A nice specimen of this rarely seen species from Nigeria. This species combines the best of the leafy, stemmed species with the fat succulent species. The stem is fat and white with thick (but not too sharp) spines. Over time the stem will get taller and taller and will branch from the base and the stems themselves. The leaves are long, wavy and very thick. The leaves form in the spring and summer and the plant grows until fall. In