Plectranthus ernstii

Plectranthus ernstiiPlectranthus ernstii Family: Lamiaceae. This mint relative is an interesting caudiciform with soft leaves and flexible stems. Grows a round or horn shaped caudex. Old plants can get quite impressive. We keep ours trimmed, but even if you let it grow freely the branches don't get over about 10" tall. Easy to grow. Likes a quite a bit of water during the summer, especially the heat. It becomes less active but does not go dormant in the winter. Keep it

In fact it is so unusual that many now consider to belong to a new genus

even oranges are common

Requires general cactus care but is more sensitive to overwatering

A nice species with narrow green leaves covered in hair like appendages

Not difficult to grow

Puna bonnieae   An unusual South American cactus related to Opuntia

slow growing arborescent Aloe species

A beautiful and rarely seen species from Somalia

Flowers bright yellow with red centers and produced throughout the summer

You will receive the plant shown in the image

The tuberous roots can be raised when the plant matures

hallii Family: Crassulaceae