Lavrania haagnerae Crassulaceae southern California or southern Arizona)

southern California or southern Arizona) it can make a nice landscape plant

flanaganii hybrid

This grape relative is an interesting caudiciform with thick green leaves and vines

A nice caudiciform shrub or woody vine from East Africa with red and green mottled stems

Compare that to some Aeonium species with heads that can reach 2-3' wide and get several feet tall

Lavrania haagnerae Crassulaceae southern California or southern Arizona)Lavrania haagerae Family: Apocynaceae (Asclepidaceae). A rarely seen Stapeliad with scale like skin. The stems are thick and rounded and the plants gets 1 2' tall and produces many stems from the base in time. In higher light these plants can take on purple highlights, in shade they are green. They can take some direct sun, but aren't full sun plants. Flowers are orange yellow and red spotted. Takes normal succulent care. In my experience it is less