Huernia quinta v. blyderiverensis Crassulaceae A rare variegated form of

A rare variegated form of this small

Mammillaria theresae  A rarely seen miniature species

If your plant turns green don't worry

This is part of the same group of leafy succulent Euphorbias as E

so you don't have to worry about it stinking up your house (lots of Stapeliads smell like rotting meat)

Huernia quinta v. blyderiverensis Crassulaceae A rare variegated form ofHuernia quinta var. blyderiverensis An attractive Stapeliad with pale yellow to white flowers with a brown spotted throat. The plant is small but clumps readily. Flowers are most common and numerous in the late summer and fall but can bloom any time of year if happy. In higher light these plants can take on purple highlights, in shade they are green. They can take some direct sun, but aren't full sun plants. These flowers have no strong scent, so you