Drosera scorpioides Crassulaceae These spines are arranged in

These spines are arranged in rows along the spines giving a nice look contrasted with the dark green body

The spines are tiny

They aren't that long yet but as the plant matures the new spines will get consistently longer

Haworthia attenuata 'Cape Town' A very unusual form of this popular species

The stems are short and green

Drosera scorpioides Crassulaceae These spines are arranged inDrosera scorpioides Family: Droseraceae A cute pygmy sundew that is easy to grow. This is a very tiny species that is about the size of a dime or smaller when mature. In the winter it goes dormant and produces "gemmae" which are seed like propagules that can be planted like seeds and will grow into new plants. Takes standard carnivorous plant care. Place in a tray of distilled water and give it plenty of light. Never let the plant dry out. Will go