Senna meridionalis Pot Size:12 this species was once common

this species was once common in its growing range but has now been classes as vulnerable due to over collection

Lithops can become dormant in summer and as a result need little watering

but it belongs to the Stapelia family which are known for their flowers having the stench of dead flesh

Phoenix roebelenii

which sits well below the surface layer of the soil

Senna meridionalis Pot Size:12 this species was once commonThis natural succulent bonsai tree from arid areas of Madagascar grows a thick woody trunk, with small green delicate leaves. Typically they grow no taller than 2 metres, but in the wild some have reached 5 metres tall. Over time their thick base grows rugged and gnarly. It is a very slow growing and deciduous, meaning it will lose all of its leaves in autumn winter. Leaves will begin to grow back in spring. WATERING In summer water thoroughly only