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Sunset Valley Orchids, Inc, Vista. Street Navel Pl. Phone Ontario Orchids, Vista. Street Pomelo Dr. Dos Gringos, Vista. Street Corporate Vw. If you are in the area, visit us, and pick out your own plants or just enjoy the gardens. We send 3 to 5 of these special lists during the year. We email or mail them to those who have made a purchase. Discounts do not apply. Very, very smooth, sharply pointed leaves form a "fountain" shaped plant. Full grown at about 6" diameter. Very nice 3"-4" rosettes.

Pretty little plant similar to H. Pygmaea v. Prized by Japanese collectors for its small size, shape and beauty. Selected clone with long, pointed leaves that are bronze-burgundy in color. The leaf surface is covered with various sized burgundy "beads". Super beautiful 3"-4". Selected colorful clone propagated from material colleced at Muiskaol, South Africa.

Flat, triangular "faces" flush pink. Neat hybrid with rhomboid leaf tips. Just what you would expect from the union of these two! Original plant collected by J. Dodson Distinct form with very long narrow leaves, clear "windows" with very few lines.

The top of the pointed leaves are a ghostly white over a translucent green background. Full size 3" plants. This is the bold, large, dark, thick leaved form everyone finds exciting. Unusual very light, lime green plant with rough face. Just glows as if it has an interior light. Makes a 4" fan with 1" wide leaves.

Sharply pointed leaves have a bicolored green pattern on the "faces". This handsome African plant has a swollen trunk and soft green, lance-like leaves. Well branched 8 year old plants. Trimmed to 10". Thick stem topped with 4", 3 lobed, flat leaves. Interesting orange flowers. Makes a stout bush about 5 feet tall. Beautiful species from Mexico with a thick trunk. Soft furry leaves, bunches of furry white flowers. The Best! Forms interesting many branched bush with strange red flowers.

Three different color cultivars from Madagascar, originally collected by Prof. The lance shaped leaves are covered with a fuzz-like fur.

Long silver-grey "fur". Twice the size of normal form. Neat round stems with an incised pattern in bright green. Branches nicely. Nice 4"-6" plants mostly branched. Fascinating tree from Madagascar. Forms a knobby trunk. Young plants starting to form knobby trunk. Trimmed at 8"". Read on!

I wish this plant would seed all over. It grows from an above ground caudex that looks like a stack of shaggy marbles. Soft green, clover-like leaves and bright pink flowers. Winter grower. Neat plants. A marvelous "Elephant Tree" from Baja California. Makes a very nice trunk- caudex with Bonsai-like branching. Trimmed to 8"-9". These plants grow stout and fat if the soil is NOT rich and you don't use fertilizer.

Extra grit small gravel mixed in the soil helps the excess water drain out faster. If underpotted when young will also produce thicker, fatter stems. Water well when in leaf or flower, a little less when and if they are dormant.

Lightly squeeze body with fingers - if soft, not enough water. Should be firm all year long. Handsome plant with long, dark green leaves with a pink mid rib and veins at the top of the spiny, fat trunk. Chubby 6"-7" plants. Easy to grow if "bush" type, takes a little practice if underground tuber type. Winter grower but will grow all year long if watered. Protect from heat in summer and cold in winter. Unlike the normal clone, this plant has fine, short hairs all over the leaves.

Good for bonsai as it has a woody stem and branches. Flower is white. Nicely branched 6"-8" plants. Soft, petticoat leaves and flowers that are at first white and then turn pink. Nice 6" rooted cuts. Interesting plant with a stem topped with bright green ostrich plume leaves. Flowers are a solid lilac-pink with two purple spots. Nice 4"-6" plants. This plant forms a caudex-root and has fantastic hairy, fuzzy, carrotlike leaves. Slow but interesting. Nice plants with tuber roots.

Frank Horwood collected this near Steinkope, South Africa. It grows from strange potato-like tubers and soon produces a stem with very pretty, red flushed, fuzzy leaves. Flowers are a pretty lilac-pink with red spots on upper petals. Check soil carefully for new tubers when re-potting. Nice plants with tuber. This gaudy colored plant has deep red stems and cream and green variegated leaves.

Procumbant form, easy to grow. Good for Bonsai. Interesting Mesemb with sharply pointed, keeled leaves with small dots of dark green on a lighter green surface. Flowers are a brassy yellow. This Asclepiad forms a smooth caudex which produces a brown woody vine with 4" velvet soft leaves. Nice chubby root caudex apx. Seed from plants collected by Rauh in Pucairia, Peru. The bulb-caudex produces a pair of thick, tongue like leaves. When mature these leaves are 6" wide and 12" long.

A tall stem with a umbel of 3" long, blue-green flowers will appear after the winter dormant period. Nice seed grown with apx. Very satisfying plant to grow. As a rule of thumb - if you can bend tip of leaf easily it likes more shade. If tip is stiff - it likes more light. Always looks better if not in full sun. Dormant from September to April or May. Great house plant. Stiff, curved, round, single leaf per plant. Shallow channel. Very slow to grow. This plant from Madagascar is half the size of the regular plant in both length and diameter.

It has only one, single, cylindrical leaf per plant but offsets well. From Garsen, Kenya. Forms 5 vertical rows of overlapping round, very pointed leaves when adult. An odd form somewhat like a raccoon tail.