Angolluma SP white and often has deciduous leaves

and often has deciduous leaves during active growth

It's even more remarkable because these flowers are pollinated by bats and sphinx moths

Dyckia platyphylla is slow-growing though it thrives in clusters

Euphorbia milii is also known by other names such as Christ plant or Christ thorn plant

Angolluma SP white and often has deciduous leavesAngolluma is a genus of succulent plants in the family Apocynaceae, native primarily to northern hemisphere Africa, with some species in southern Africa. Unlike the closely related genus Orbea, the flowers arise from the tips of the stems. Angolluma is easy to grow Spring: When winter ends and they begin to grow again, they will require much water and soaking the pots will no longer put the plants at risk for rot. In the spring they will grow well in