Ceraria pygmaea

Ceraria pygmaeaCeraria pygmaea Family: Didiereaceae. The smallest member of this unusual group of winter growing succulent perennials. It makes chubby, square to rounded gray green leaves on short branching stems. Ceraria are winter growers, meaning they need good light & water in the fall through spring, then allowed to go dormant in the summer. In the summer it may drop many or all leaves. A little water once a month or so in the summer is fine, but if you keep it

Sensitive to excessive sun

Aloinopsis schooneesii    An attractive little clumping mesemb with thick tuberous roots

Most of the time the flowers are red to orange red

In the winter plant will go dormant and drop its leaves

Fairly easy to care for

Flowers are an attractive pink

Parodia werneri Also known as Notocactus uebelmanniana

That's what the plant name means: Senecio that looks like a Stapeliad

Plants shown growing in a 3

Keep it pretty dry until it starts growing again

Just treat like a normal succulent Euphorbia or cactus

The flowers are medium size and bright yellow