Fouquieria macdougalii

Fouquieria macdougaliiFouquieria macdougalii Family: Fouquieriaceae. This is an unusual and distinctive species that forms a caudex. Makes a great specimen plant in ground in mild climates or a good bonsai like succulent for pots. Loses its leaves if it goes dry and regrows them when watered again. Likes bright light. Water regularly when actively growing. Protect from frost. You will receive a plant shown in the last image or one similar. It is shown growing in a 4" pot.

The plants show the strong ribbing of A

Astrophytum capricorne   The standard form of this species has the largest

Over time the base and the roots become large and swollen

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

It is identical to the normal A

with thick

Haworthia attenuata 'Wet Paint' A very unusual form of this popular species

Please note: The white markings develop more on mature leaves

These spines are arranged in rows along the spines giving a nice look contrasted with the dark green body

It is the same as the normal form except it lacks the characteristic white felt

This is one of the smaller Ferocactus species

At the ends of the stock are pink flowers that can be bigger than the young plants themselves