Oxalis palmifrons Crassulaceae The spines are white and

The spines are white and red

It isn't especially rot prone if watered like a typical columnar Euphorbia which is allowed to dry between waterings

Is more shade tolerant than most succulents (though it still needs good light)

Produces small white flowers throughout the growing season

preferring to grow in cooler temperatures but could put on growth at any time of year

Oxalis palmifrons Crassulaceae The spines are white andOxalis palmifrons An attractive winter growing shamrock species from South Africa. Plants make numerous palm like leaves that form a whorl on short stems. Flowers are pale pink. Mature plants form big round mats of leaves that are amazing to behold! Easy to grow. It is a winter grower so water regularly (in succulent terms) from fall until spring, then cut back or stop all together in the summer. It usually drops its leaves during the dormant period.