Tylecodon wallichii houseplant hence the name "Devil's Horns

hence the name "Devil's Horns

leggy growth and reduce the vibrant color of the leaves

it's important to provide some shade during the hottest part of the day

These pollinators are drawn to bright flowers

Another advantage is that the plants are cold hardy in winter if kept dry

Tylecodon wallichii houseplant hence the name "Devil's HornsTylecodon wallichii Tylecodon wallichii is a sparingly branched shrublet with a thick, knobby, tuberculate stem and succulent leaves crowded at the branch tips. Cultivation and Propagation: Although usually grown only by specialist caudiform grower it presents no great difficulty in cultivation. It is a winter grower, dormant in the summer. Growing rate: This is a very slow growing species. Soil: Tylecodon wallichii, like all other caudiciforms,