Euphorbia poissonii Crassulaceae All Sansevieria species are now

All Sansevieria species are now considered to belong to Dracaena but I am using the old name here as most people are more familiar with Sansevieria as the name for Snake Plants

The petioles (leaf stalks) of each leaf turn into spines when the leaf dies

Aloe parvula This is a smaller Madagascar Aloe that produces long

The stems are green and egg shaped with a few spines

This species stands out for the large leaves covered in soft white hairs

Euphorbia poissonii Crassulaceae All Sansevieria species are nowEuphorbia poissonii A nice specimen of this rarely seen species from Nigeria. This species combines the best of the leafy, stemmed species with the fat succulent species. The stem is fat and white with thick (but not too sharp) spines. Over time the stem will get taller and taller and will branch from the base and the stems themselves. The leaves are long, wavy and very thick. The leaves form in the spring and summer and the plant grows until fall. In