Bowiea volubilis (Climbing Onion) Handmade Pots

Bowiea volubilis (Climbing Onion) Handmade PotsA rare species, in culture and in habitat, which is quite unique. It forms large, green bulbs on the soil surface, which can reach a diameter of 20 cm. The bulbs produce a fine network of climbing stems during summer, which die down during winter. They occur in the moister eastern regions of SA, can handle ample watering during summer. Best grown with the bulbs in shade, allowing the stems to climb into sunnier areas. Plants are seed grown, the bulbs

A very pretty Lithops species and also not often seen for sale

with more than ten heads being normal

A fairly common species that is easy to grow

The small heads are smooth

A very rare species known only from a small area near Umdaus

A relatively easy species which can take strong sunlight and requires little water throughout the year

flat-topped heads which produce white flowers in autumn

loosely dome forming species with rounded and spotted heads producing a fairly large yellow flower in autumn

This is the true Corn Cob Plant

forming large clusters

These are very large

in culture and in habitat