Conophytum meyeri Crassulaceae stem forming relative of the

stem forming relative of the Spider Plant

Aloe haworthioides  An uncommon species that is one of the smallest of all Aloes

It seems to have thicker darker yellow spines

The variation in color shown in the images is due to one side getting more sun than the other

The leaves are fluffy and fern like

Conophytum meyeri Crassulaceae stem forming relative of theConophytum meyeri A cute Lithops relative with rounded blue green leaves with two small lobes at the top. Like most plants in this group it produces leaves in pairs, usually one pair per year, although they are so fused together they look like a single leaf. Will form offsets in time forming nice clumps. Easy to grow as long as you don't overwater it. Protect from frost and hot afternoon sun. Conophytum is a winter growing plant. They are active from