Pleiospilos nelii 'Royal Flush' Split Rock Mimicry Stenocereus pruinsus makes for a

Stenocereus pruinsus makes for a stately addition to any succulent collection

from which curved spines emerge from wooly white areoles

Thanks to a rare mutation in the apical meristem

This resilient plant presents a striking silhouette with its long

though bright light is a must for this succulent’s leaves to really shine

Pleiospilos nelii 'Royal Flush' Split Rock Mimicry Stenocereus pruinsus makes for aNative to South Africa, Pleiospilos nelii 'Royal Flush' is a type of split rock succulent, so named because of its unique appearance that allows it to camouflage against the granite rocks that cover the ground in its natural habitat. A mesemb, or member of the family of mimicry plants, this succulent ranges from pink to purple in color, with thick, oblong leaves coated in a blanket of speckles. Growing three to five inches in width and height, these