Tanquana hilmarii purple-red Hardy to at least -5°C

Hardy to at least -5°C ( but probably can tolerate - 10° C for brief periods)

the Stapelia gigantea can handle a range of humidity levels

the plant requires only very little water every now and then (for example once a month)

full sun later (light shadow may be useful in the hot summer days)

and insects

Tanquana hilmarii purple-red Hardy to at least -5°CTanquana hilmarii is commonly known as Pleiospilos himarii. A member of the Aizoaceae family, this succulent is very small and soft skinned. It does not grow more than 3 cm which makes it the smallest species in the genus. It grows in a cluster often and is unbranched. The entire body is covered with green grey or brownish purple dots. The leaves are triangular, plump, and have rounded tips. During fall, the plant bears yellow flowers that have a