Pseudolithos cubiformis

£32.00

Type: Stapeliad
This Pseudolithos cubiformis doesn't play by the usual plant rules. Its form is a chunky, textured cube that looks like it could hatch something. Compact and suspiciously biological, it defies being just background greenery.
The flower is a hairy, tangled spectacle of starburst spikes, a bizarre contrast to the plant's sturdy body. It's the kind of bloom that might make flies curious, but keeps humans at a respectful distance.
If you're here for the weird, this exact oddity is your cue to stop scrolling. There's nothing polite about it, and that's what makes it unforgettable.
Flower colour is unknown.

Seedling

Grown from seed, so each one can show its own unique quirks.

In 1 other basket

Vibe Check

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eco Weird
10/10
bolt Drama
Chaotic
air Smell
Funky
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Deep

Field Notes

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  • Cube form: collector's curiosity
  • Flower: a hairy, chaotic display
  • Not your average houseplant
  • 5cm pot

£32.00