Cynanchum pierrieri Crassulaceae Please note that the close

Please note that the close up pictures show the color variation this variety displays depending on growing conditions

Protect from frost (it isn't as frost tolerant as the better known Ferocactus species)

This is a slow growing species

This cultivar often makes green pups

The plant is basically a round ball with interesting patterning

Cynanchum pierrieri Crassulaceae Please note that the closeCynanchum pierrieri Family: Apocynaceae (Asclepidaceae). This Ceropegia relative has stiff gray green stems and small yellow and white flowers. Plant is best grown in a hanging pot as it makes long hanging stems. Easy to grow. Use a well draining mix and water when the soil is nearly dry. Water very little or not at all in the winter as it can be rot prone if kept moist during dormancy. This plant likes more shade than most succulents and can be grown