Cyllindrophyllum tugwelliae (Laingsburg) Succulents

Cyllindrophyllum tugwelliae (Laingsburg) SucculentsA slow growing species, forming a large mound, about 30 cm in diameter over time. Leaves are cylindrical with a rough texture. This species is differentiated by its capsule shape and leaf tips that have a central, blunt but pointed tip. Benefits from bright sunlight and light watering throughout the year. Plants being sold consist of a single rosette with several leaf pairs.

which may reach a diameter of 10 cm over a period of more than 10 years

direct sunlight and able to withstand heavy frost

wedge-shaped and smooth leaves producing small

One of the largest of the Gasteria species

able to take strong sunlight and mainly grows during the summer/autumn rainy season

Plants offered consist of small clusters with several heads

A small species forming little domes over time

They are otherwise easy to grow

It is easy to grow

clump forming species with rounded to flat

Euphorbia meloformis can grow up to 20 cm high and wide and often starting to cluster in old age

in culture and in habitat