Piaranthus pillansii

£8.00

Rarity: basic Type: Stapeliad
This Piaranthus pillansii isn't hiding its eccentricity. The flower resembles a starfish caught mid-scene, with its textured surface and bold yellow center daring you to take a closer look. It's the kind of bloom that commands attention, even if the smell might make you reconsider that impulse.
As for the body, it's a landscape of green, lumpy forms that seem to crawl across the pot. There's nothing ordinary about this setup it's pure, unfiltered plant weirdness.
If you're into plants that make people ask questions, this one's a conversation starter. Exact specimen pictured. No swaps. No mystery substitutes.

Stem Propagated

Started from a rooted stem cutting from an established parent plant.

Vibe Check

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eco Weird
4/10
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Extra
air Smell
Very bad
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Deep

Field Notes

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  • Flower geometry is unapologetically loud.
  • Smell may be questionable.
  • The lump you see is the lump you get.
  • 5.5cm pot

£8.00