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Huernia thuretii var. primulina [large]

Huernia thuretii var. primulina (Leach): An exotic-looking plant with eye-catching flowers. This variety grows as clusters of upright, angular stems with toothy edges. The green stems can be mottled with pink and purple when grown in bright sunlight. Large, yellow flowers sprout from the base and ha... See More

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Huernia procumbens [large]

Huernia procumbens (Leach): A fun, unusual Stapeliad. It produces large sea star-like flowers of pale yellow with a striking burgundy ring at their centers. This is a strong grower that sprouts many stems. Its name "procumbens" references the sprawling, almost trailing habit of its many st... See More

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Huernia thuretii [large]

Huernia thuretii (Cels ex Hérincq): An unusual stemmed succulent with an otherworldly flower. This stapeliad has angular stems lined with gentle teeth. It ranges in color from apple green to deep burgundy. H. thuretii produces star-shaped flowers of pale yellow banded with deep red do... See More

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Huernia thuretii var. primulina

Huernia thuretii var. primulina (Leach): An exotic-looking plant with eye-catching flowers. This variety grows as clusters of upright, angular stems with toothy edges. The green stems can be mottled with pink and purple when grown in bright sunlight. Large, yellow flowers sprout from the base and ha... See More

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Huernia zebrina - Lifesaver Plant [large] [limited]

Lifesaver Plant (Huernia zebrina): This unique centerpiece plant is known for its other-worldly blooms. The flowers are striped bright yellow and red with a thick rubbery ring in the center, which have earned it the nickname 'Lifesaver Plant'. It blooms generously from late spring through su... See More

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