Jun 1, 2022
Stapelia leendertziae.
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Stapelia leendertziae.
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A weird little flower on a weird little plant
(Cynanchum marnierianum)
Hoya pubicalyx. February 2021. Photo by the green buck.
Stapelia hirsuta, Shoemanspoort
Quaquaばかりに出会っていたので嬉しかったし、運良く一花。もちろん嗅ぎましたとも。
H. starkianaの崖下で。
Interested in Asclepiads?
Hello everyone! I recently realized the lack of any online forum for Asclepiads (Classified in the family Apocynaceae), so I decided to make one! This family includes the well-known houseplants, Hoya, Stapelia, Ceropegia, etc., as well as Milkweed (Asclepias), a common garden plant.
If you are interested in joining to view or share information about these plants, here is a link to the site:
http://asclepiadboard.freeforums.net/
The forum can be accessed on mobile using the app Tapatalk
Down below are just a few examples of this beautiful and diverse plant family:
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ID requested for this huernia species.
I picked up some broken off segments from a garden center floor, where the plants were being sold with a generic cactus/succulent label.
Since it was at a large chain store, it must be something widely cultivated.
Thank you in advance for any suggestions!
Huernia keniensis by Gabriel Paladino Photography https://flic.kr/p/Svsd9A
My precious~ This is suspected to be a Huernia Hystrix, but no-one has seen it bloom I'm told. I've never seen a crested asclepiad so whoooo The people running the show caught me as I left and were very HNNNNNG over it. As they should be.