Stapelia orbea variegata lepida purple-red Red hot pokers are drought-resistant

Red hot pokers are drought-resistant and can die due to overwatering

Feed only once during the growing season with a fertilizer that includes all micronutrients and is poor in nitrogen

the Aeonium sunburst pinwheel prefers well-drained soil that allows excess water to flow through easily

But it can be cultivated as an elephant bonsai tree

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Stapelia orbea variegata lepida purple-red Red hot pokers are drought-resistantOrbea lepida (syn= Stapelia lepida) is a fleshy stemmed, perennial succulent member of the Asclepiadaceae family very like Orbea variegata, but the branches are green not glaucescent, and its flowers are very much smaller and have a different appearance. Pedicels usually twin. Corolla greenish yellow to sulphur yellow with purple brown dots with a paler circular bulge (or annulus) around the corona scattered with smaller purple spots. Outer branch of