Ceraria pygmaea DV this succulent grows at high

this succulent grows at high altitudes and produces such a dense felt that it can be rubbed off and used as tinder for a fire

Having survived another year

shrubs 15-30 cm in height (up to 40 cm recorded north of Punda Milia) and a subterranean caudex

Epithelantha micromeris is a rare and slow growing cactus

the basic cultivation explanation is mentioned

Ceraria pygmaea DV this succulent grows at highAffectionately known as Pygmy Porkbush in its native Namaqualand, Ceraria pygmaea forms a small tree with very succulent leaves, never taller than a few inches but still giving the impression of great age. It grows all year as long as temps dont rise above 95 degrees, when it may go dormant but still keep its foliage.