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These markings resemble the spots found on a leopard's coat
because the areolas (structures carrying the spines) are carried by nipple like structures instead of being organized in ribs like many other cacti
It is rumored that the crown of Jesus was made of this plant's woody stem
Cultivation and propagation: It is an easy species to grow that is suited for any well drained soil in full sun
this summer-dormant plant is made up of stems covered in flat tubercles and grows up to the height of 4 cm
Ipomoea albivenia Size:6" Pot These markings resemble the spotsBelonging to the Convolvulaceae family, the Ipomoea albivenia goes by the common name Wild Cotton. The other popular names include Wildekatoen and Climbing Kapok. A native of Kenya & Zimbabwe S. Africa, this wild cotton plant grows and blooms in full sun exposure to semi shade. It is a fast growing succulent growing up to 10 meters long. The slender young stem becomes woody when adult, while the foliage has an ovate lamina. In winter, the showy plant
