Euphorbia francoisii x tulearensis (I)

Euphorbia francoisii x tulearensis (I)Euphorbia francoisii x E. tulearensis Hybrid Crassicaule Family: Euphorbiaceae. A unique hybrid of one of the most beautiful and uncommom species of Euphorbia. The flowers are small and greenish. In time the stems will grow longer and branch, becoming a low creeping mat covered in these leaves. Fairly simple to grow. Likes the soil moist but not wet during the growing season and drier in the winter. Unlike a lot of succulents this species seems to

A cute small clumping species from Argentina with small red spines

It also has the sea urchin shape of A

They are shown  growing in a 3

Lithops karasmontana A nice mostly pale orange-brown form of this variable species

They are black at the base

Tylecodon schaeferianus One of the smallest members of this unusual group of winter growing succulent perennials

Euphorbia knuthii   A nice multistemmed species that forms tuberous roots that can be raised like a caudex

otherwise it will become more green

Likes regular moisture but don't keep the soil wet

but it is easiest way to describe the coloration

Stays fairly small (6" or less) and clumps in time

but they turn red again in better light