Tephrocactus geometricus Specimen 22 / 45 / 26x Balls Hydroleca The leaves are the first

The leaves are the first thing you notice on the Aglaonema ‘Stripes’ - elegant mid green stems hold up beautifully striped foliage of green and mint

This succulent shrub can be found in the dry deserts between Kenya and Tanzania

It can stay in the same pot for a number of years as it is such a slow growing plant

When mature and multi-branched

Codiaeums produce leaves in an array of yellows

Tephrocactus geometricus Specimen 22 / 45 / 26x Balls Hydroleca The leaves are the firstTypically available with just one or two balls, this impressive specimen of Tephrocactus geometricus has 26 balls! The strange and perfect spherical segments ascend as they grow, although new segments can emerge on the side. Growing in small clumps in the deserts of Argentina and Bolivia, Tephrocactus geometricus is adapted to extreme heat and drought. The almost spine free, spherical segments of this rare cactus take on a deep purple under intense