Huernia barbata is a small succulent that forms dense clumps of short, often very stout stems with spreading deltoid tubercles joined into…
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The genus Huernia consists of stem succulents from Eastern and Southern Africa, first described as a genus in 1810. The name is in honor of Justin Heurnius (1587–1652) a Dutch missionary who is reputed to have been the first collector of South African Cape plants.
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Huernia saudi-arabica is a small succulent that forms clumps of fleshy stems with soft, triangular tubercles joined into five continuous …
Huernia hystrix (Porcupine Huernia) is a small succulent with 5-angled, erect to prostrate stems with spaced, swollen tubercles along the …
Huernia guttata subsp. calitzdorpensis is a succulent plant with erect stems that branch out at the base, forming a dense clump with age …
Huernia aspera is a small succulent with mid-green to purplish, obtusely five- to six-angled stems with small, rigid, tooth-like …
Huernia verekeri is a small succulent with fleshy, green to purplish-green stems with long, pointed tubercles joined in 5 to 7 angles …
Huernia humilis is a small succulent with short, erect stems with spreading deltoid teeth joined into four to five angles. The stems taper …
Huernia schneideriana (Red Dragon Flower) is an attractive succulent that forms clumps of glaucous-green stems with deltoid tubercles …
Huernia procumbens is a low-growing succulent with prostrate stems that grow along the ground, rooting and branching and often forming a …
Huernia brevirostris is a low-growing succulent with erect, glaucous green stems crowded in pretty large clumps of stems with small …