Pelargonium appendiculatum *Soft feathery leaves* Cactus The leaves look like a

The leaves look like a pair of jaws

Requires general succulent care for the most part but likes warmer temperatures than the average cactus (only an issue for outdoor growers)

The plant may spiral after several years

The growing season is roughly September to May (but can vary)

Euphorbia stenoclada Family: Euphorbiaceae

Pelargonium appendiculatum *Soft feathery leaves* Cactus The leaves look like aPelargonium appendiculatum An beautiful succulent relative of the well known flowering Pelargonium or "Zonal Geranium". The plant has tuberous roots and eventually forms a short stem when mature. The leaves are compound and highly dissected. They are covered in short hairs. This gives them a feathery look and feel. You can't help but want to pet this plant! Flowers are small, white white with pink highlights with an interesting shape. Easy to grow.