Dudleya gnoma Cactus It grows in segments and

It grows in segments and makes many stems

succulentum but differs in the flowers and it seems to make more small branches (which is nicer in my opinion)

It is still a rare variety but fortunately prices have come down to more affordable levels

An unusual looking species that consists of a multibranched green to gray green stem that forms numerous points and thorns

Bursera fagaroides Family: Burseraceae

Dudleya gnoma Cactus It grows in segments andDudleya gnoma Family: Crassulaceae. A very rare species known from a single location on one of the Channel Islands of California. This is a small branching species with white leaves. The white color is actually a waxy powder produced by the plant. It comes off very easily if the leaves are touched. Best to touch the leaves as little as possible. Easy to grow. Likes lots of sun. Can take light frost, but protect if temps will be below the upper 20s.