Astrophytum myriostigma v. nuda f. quadricostata *Bigger Plant* (B) Crassulaceae Very high light turns it

Very high light turns it dark purple brown

and can even grow in full shade as long as it is bright

A rarely seen Madagascar Stapeliad with brownish green mottled stems

It looks and grows like normal cactus several years but once it gets big enough the main plant stops growing but produces a large hairy inflorescence that continues to grow for the rest of the life of the plant

pinguicula but leaves are longer when young

Astrophytum myriostigma v. nuda f. quadricostata *Bigger Plant* (B) Crassulaceae Very high light turns itAstrophytum myriostigma The Bishop's Cap cactus. One of the most popular of all small cacti, this species is thornless. It is covered in white felt. Flowers bright yellow and produced throughout the summer. This is the uncommon, 4 ribbed, form of the species. Easy to grow, just give normal cactus care. Protect from frost. This is the Nuda form of the species. It is the same as the normal form except it lacks the characteristic white felt. Plants shown