Huernia keniensis v. nairobiensis Crassulaceae Individual heads reach around 4-6"

Individual heads reach around 4-6" diameter and clumps can live in 6-8" pots for years

Will form offsets in time forming nice clumps

but it isn't that bad by Agave standards

A variegated form of this popular Aloe species

These dry leaves form a cover over next year's growth

Huernia keniensis v. nairobiensis Crassulaceae Individual heads reach around 4-6"Huernia keniensis v. nairobiensis Family: Apocynaceae (Asclepidaceae). An attractive Stapeliad with bell shaped dark red to black flowers. 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. They can take some direct sun, but aren't full sun plants. These flowers have no strong scent, so you don't have to worry about it stinking up your house (lots of