Begonia homonyma – 3.25″ pot – Caudiciform
Begonia homonyma produces only solid green leaves, lacking the white spots and darker blue-tinted coloration of B. dregei. This species makes up for its less ornate foliage by being capable of growing a much larger caudex.
Pelargonium mirabile – 3.25″ pot – Caudiciform
Pelargonium mirabile might be our favorite species in the genus, which is saying a lot considering how many Pelargonium we grow. The round, fuzzy leaves could hardly make a stronger contrast against the smooth, almost impossibly dark branches.
Welwitschia mirabilis – 2 3/4″ band pot – Caudiciform
Welwitschia mirabilis – 2 3/4″ band pot pot. Welwitschia mirabilis is an ancient gymnosperm belonging to a lineage of now-extinct cone-producing plants. Despite being a common fixture of rare succulent collections, there isn’t really anything succulent about this species at all.
Ficus socotrana – 1 gallon pot – Caudiciform
Ficus socotrana – 1 gallon pot. Curious which?. What began as four best friends with backyard nurseries has grown into a shared collection of over 6,000 species and a mission to make the plants we love more accessible.
Pachypodium griquense specimen – 6″ pot – Caudiciform
Pachypodium griquense differs from the more commonly grown P. succulentum by its smaller flowers. Both are close to P. bispinosum, but the petals have a different shape and carry fine striping. Curious which?.
AMAZINGLY RARE! Delonix Pumila A – Succulent (not Boswellia Pachypodium Cactus)
Delonix pumila is a highly sought-after miniature tree from Madagascar prized for its dramatic swollen trunk, finely textured foliage, and sculptural branching habit. During active growth it produces delicate fern-like leaves and, with maturity, striking flowers that add to its exotic appeal.
Dorstenia- 2 Plants – One Pot-One Price. Tallest Plant Approx 2″ above the soil
I like them very much. The base of the plants are small, although the leaves make them look larger. I am not a professional grower. I just love plants. They can also irritate the eyes a bit, similar to cutting onion.
Fouquieria columnaris – 1 gal pot – Caudiciform
The famous “Boojum” tree of Baja California needs little introduction to enthusiasts of plants from this region, being one of the most iconic representatives of the botanically rich central desert region.
Rare Matelea cyclophylla (Gonolobus cyclophyllus) – Exotic Caudiciform
Discover one of the hidden gems of the caudex world! The thick, knobby caudex serves as a natural water reservoir, giving the plant a sculptural, bonsai-like appearance even during its dormant season.
Dendrosicyos socotranus – 4″ pot – Caudiciform
Dendrosicyos socotranus – 4″ pot. Dendrosicyos socotranum is a well-known representative of the flora of Socotra. In the wild, this charming species can reach heights of 10ft or more. With enough water and fertilizer, these can get big quickly but their growth seems to stall after they get a few feet tall.
