Orbea commutata Crassulaceae You will receive one of

You will receive one of the plants shown in the last image

A nice specimen of this Medusoid species of Euphorbia with a central "head" stem with long thin side stems

The plants start out herbaceous but form a semi-woody stem in time and branch

This texture is mostly visual but gives an almost skin like appearance to it

These are big plants approximately 2

Orbea commutata Crassulaceae You will receive one ofOrbea commutata Family: Apocynaceae (Asclepidaceae). A nicely mottled stem species with small velvety reddish orange flowers. People tend to shy away from Stapeliads because of their reputation for being rot prone, but actually they are simple to grow. Give lots of light, but protect from hot afternoon sun in summer. During the growing season they can be watered as much as any other succulent (i. e. regularly but don't let the soil stay wet). In the