Xerosicyos danguyiOdd and uncommon the Xerosicyos danguyi is a climbing succulent native to the island of Madagascar. They produce these "silver coin" shaped growths and send out tendrils to attach onto a branch and or fence post. We love these and bizzare species from Madagascar continue to peak our interests. Random fact these are related to the cucumber. The inside of a cut piece literally smells like it. Care Since this is a desert species they get very minimal

Pot size is 2"

If you were to ask us

This are only going to have a bit of a edge of white and wider foliage in comparison to its similar counterpart Hoya carnosa variegata

These spiky stem succulent is native to Madagascar

so they do love humidity

They can show signs of wilting when they are thirsty

Water every 12 days during the hot summers and every 3-4 weeks *In winter*

use a semi-coarse soil that can drain well

What more could you ask for in a hybrid

we usually recommend every 10-12 days and strong filtered light although it can handle some dapple direct sun

They make us giggle we hope they make you do the same

These adorable little specimens native to Kenya