Conophytum uviforme Mesemb This is one of the

This is one of the few Sansevieria to have a distinct petiole or leaf stalk

Leaves are curved and individual heads are usually 3-4 inches diameter

That's what the plant name means: Senecio that looks like a Stapeliad

This plant commonly drops its leaves when stressed then regrows them when conditions are good

A nice specimen of this Medusoid species of Euphorbia with a central "head" stem with long thin side stems

Conophytum uviforme Mesemb This is one of theConophytum uviforme A cute Lithops relative with rounded blue green leaves. Like most plants in this group it produces leaves in pairs, usually one pair per year, although they are so fused together they look like a single leaf. Will form offsets in time forming nice clumps. Easy to grow as long as you don't overwater it. Protect from frost and hot afternoon sun. Conophytum is a winter growing plant. They are active from early fall until late spring