Pseudolithos harardheranus Crassulaceae stem forming species of from

stem forming species of from Madagascar

I don't know the ancestry but I believe this to be a H

It is a winter grower so leaves form in late summer to early fall and persist through the spring

The leaves and stems have a strong fragrance when cut

Please note: I previously sold this plant under the placeholder name "Blue and Orange"

Pseudolithos harardheranus Crassulaceae stem forming species of fromPseudolithos harardheranus One of the rarest and most unusual Stapeliads! The plant look similar to P. migiurtinus but tends to have a purple cast when larger. The Flowers are tiny, white and purple, and have the distinct carrion smell Stapeliads are famous for. Pseudolithos are infamously touchy plants and you should only get one if you are an experienced succulent grower. They need very well drained soil and should be watered sparingly. During the