Rhytidocaulon sp.

Rhytidocaulon is a genus of succulent plants belonging to the Apocynaceae (or Asclepiadaceae) family. This genus consists mainly of climbing or creeping plants native to South Africa. Rhytidocaulon species are known for their fleshy stems and fleshy, often pubescent leaves. Some species can also produce attractive flowers.

Origin: South Africa

Watering: Low Brightness: Full sun to part shade

Substrate: Well-drained, sandy or stony soil

Flower color: inconspicuous white, pink or yellow flowers

Temperature: Suitable for hot, dry environments

Growth: Rapid, forms dense, carpet-like cushions.