Stapelia incompaabilis

Very beautiful African succulent consisting of slender and not very long stems, generally tending to accestire giving rise to pleasant tufts of fleshy stems of varying sizes. Each stem consists of four ribs not very marked but furrowed by thin soft teeth and facing upwards; it is certainly peculiar the great variety of colors that can take this succulent depending on sun exposure, from bright green to purple! Further particularities for which these plants are truly unique are undoubtedly their "wax flowers", star-shaped and with a strongly three-dimensional epidermis due to abundant veins in relief, which make its red-Bordeaux even more charming and captivating!