Tylecodon pygmaeus - Indigenous South African Succulent - 10 Seeds Squash strong stems which bear plenty

strong stems which bear plenty of large fragrant blossoms

Flowers emerge from the centre of the leaves

• More growing space • Less mess • Inexpensive • More planting options • Ease and convenience •

A broad aloe with slightly incurved green leaves and toothed margins with a simple inflorescence

bright red or orange

Tylecodon pygmaeus - Indigenous South African Succulent - 10 Seeds Squash strong stems which bear plentyTylecodon is a genus of plants in the family Crassulaceae. The leaves of Tylecodon are deciduous in summer and they are borne in a spiral arrangement, rather than the opposite arrangement of Cotyledon leaves. The species are vary varied, ranging from dwarf succulents such as Tylecodon reticulatus to Tylecodon paniculatus, which may exceed two metres in height. Like practically all of the Cotyledon species, the Tylecodons are poisonous, some of them