Lithops fulviceps *clumping plant* Cactus Because it is grafted it

Because it is grafted it only requires general cactus care (it is much more sensitive on its own roots)

This hybrid is new to me but the hybridizer tells me they are bred to stay more compact than many Sansevieria

making it reasonable as a potted indoor plant near a bright window for those in colder climates

Aloe castilloniae hybrid A unique hybrid from an open pollinated cross between Aloe castilloniae and one of my own hybrid Aloe crosses

Lithops fulviceps *clumping plant* Cactus Because it is grafted itLithops fulviceps A gray to orange Living Stones species with polka dots and thin red lines. It reminds me of the surface of a basketball! Very few species have these dots and this species shows them more prominently than any other species. Produces yellow flowers in the fall. Unlike most plants Lithops have two growing seasons and two dormant seasons per year. Overwatering is the biggest risk in growing these plants. Give water as the soil is about