Oroya peruviana dudleya this relatively slow-growing variety can

this relatively slow-growing variety can reach up to 24 inches in height

Like many msembs

Bright light will ensure that ‘Topsy Turvy’ cristata reveals its richest coloration

hair-like spines at the tip of each stem

‘African Bonsai’ is well adapted to harsh environments

Oroya peruviana dudleya this relatively slow-growing variety canBeginning life as a rounded, deeply ridged specimen, Oroya peruviana will eventually form a 12 inch column of contrasting color and texture. The rich green stems are highlighted by uniquely oblong areoles, from which flattened yellow spines emerge in an almost spider like pattern. In the bright sunlight that it prefers, this variety appears to almost glow from within! Full sunlight is the key to success with the typically solitary Oroya peruviana,