Ledebouria socialis 'Miner' Mesemb Parodia occulta Also known as

Parodia occulta Also known as Notocactus occulta

Can take light frost when more mature but best to protect when possible

Stays small and produces yellow flowers in summer

You will receive the plant shown in the first two images

Probably the biggest spines of any Gymnocalycium

Ledebouria socialis 'Miner' Mesemb Parodia occulta Also known asLedebouria socialis 'Miner' An extremely attractive dwarf succulent bulb from South Africa. It is also known as Scilla violacea. This form is 1 4 the size of the normal L. socialis and has really nice silver green leaves with dark lines. The bulbs are reddish purple, often covered in old scales. Flowers are small, green and pink. They are produced off and on throughout the growing season, but especially in the spring. Clumps readily and grows fairly