PLANT:

• Brachystelma plocamoides is a rare and fascinating caudiciform plant native to South Africa, belonging to the Apocynaceae family. It features a distinctive underground or partially exposed tuber (caudex) that gives rise to slender, trailing stems. During its growing season, it produces small, star-shaped flowers in shades of maroon to brownish-purple, often with fine hairs and an unusual, intricate form. Despite its delicate appearance, it is a hardy and drought-tolerant species that appeals to collectors of unusual succulents and caudiciforms.
• Water Needs:
  Low; water moderately during active growth (spring to autumn), allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. Keep almost dry in dormancy.
• Light Requirement:
  Bright indirect light to partial sun. Prefers filtered light to prevent leaf scorch.
• Maintenance:
  Low; requires well-draining, sandy soil and a shallow pot to display the caudex. Avoid overwatering and protect from excess humidity.
• Common Names:
  No widely used common names
• Family:
  Apocynaceae
• Origin:
  South Africa
• Cold Tolerance:
  Protect from temperatures below 10°C.
• Heat Tolerance:
  High; thrives in warm, dry climates with good airflow.

CERAMIC:

• Fired up to 1200°C
• Glazed in the interior, to keep the roots safe and secure.