Ariocarpus Fissuratus Exotic Cacti - 5 Seeds Nymphaea Growing to 40cm this clump

Growing to 40cm this clump forming aloe has red flowers emerging sideways

sometimes confined to middle of tubercle faces instead of extending to tips

These plants have a rather large tuberous root system

deep amber-brown skin

Often used to underplant tulips in large public landscapes

Ariocarpus Fissuratus Exotic Cacti - 5 Seeds Nymphaea Growing to 40cm this clumpA. fissuratus is a geophyte plant that produces a star shaped rosette of fleshy, deltoid to hemispheric tubercles, which have no spines and lie almost flat on the soil surface. The tubercles, about as long as wide, are closely packed and form a coarse mosaic. Exposed faces of tubercles, deeply fissured on either side of the central areolar groove, are coarsely rugose, and are often sharply angled apically; and with a lateral longitudinal furrow on