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Branched plant. It's probably a new species related to Angolluma sprengeri.
East-African Angolluma with creeping speckled stems, producing lime-yellow flowers with a white centre and lots of bright white "hairs".
New! - Branched plant
2 year old seedling
Rare succulent twiner from South Africa. It produces groups of 2-4 large, exotic, unusual flowers, opening one after the other, about 6 cm long, pale green to white.
Scrambling or climbing ceropegia from India with tuberous roots and almost leafless stems. Leaves are fleshy and diminute, sparsely distributed and lance-shaped. Flowers are large, lantern-shaped, lime-yellow in colour and nicely speckled in green and purple. They are also decorated by pink "hairs"!
1 year old seedling, caudex: about 1 cm. This slow and hard to find asclepiad is endemic to the region of Dhofar, in Oman. Its tuberous roots are edible, but we think our customers will never have one for lunch!
Green climbing stems, often streaked and dotted with silvery wax. It bears beautiful flowers, lime yellow with a pure white centre. This "caustic vine" is native to Madagascar and its former name was Cynanchum decaisneanum.
Fascinating hanging plant from Madagascar. Stems are rough and thin. New branches are green and they get browner as the grow. Its beautiful flowers resemble small green Chinese lanterns.
New! We offer a rooted, branched plant.
Stout, branched seedling. Edithcolea is monotypic genus from tropical Africa, with weird, beautiful flowers. It has a gained a reputation as a difficult plant, because it is very susceptible to rot in combination with low temperatures.
2 year old seedling, H:20 cm. This Folotsia or Cynanchum looks quite different from those that are around. The thick stems are surely attractive because of their beautiful mottling.
Beautiful branched Hoodia from Botswana, South Africa and Namibia. It has become also popular as a medicinal plant, since it reputedly works as an appetite suppressant.
Purple-black, star-shaped flowers, with a flat corolla with recurved tips and a blackish corona.
This hoodia is different in its genus because of its thicker stems, less branched. It blooms with yellow-maroon flowers. It is native to an area Prince Albert, in South Africa. Some authors consider it a synonym of H. gordonii.
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