Momordica rostrata | Madagascan Caudiciform Vine | Collector Cucurbit | Caudex Succulent Growing in a 6 Inch Notocactus Concinnus v. gerbalitoensis but it may benefit from

but it may benefit from some shade during the hottest part of the day in extremely hot climates

This is for one plant growing in a 4" container shipped bare root

which are small plantlets that grow around the base of the mother plant

resembling the shape of a bear's paw

This is for one Gasteraloe growing in a 6" inch container shipped bare root

Momordica rostrata | Madagascan Caudiciform Vine | Collector Cucurbit | Caudex Succulent Growing in a 6 Inch Notocactus Concinnus v. gerbalitoensis but it may benefit fromMomordica rostrata is a fascinating caudiciform member of the cucumber family (Cucurbitaceae), prized for its swollen water storing caudex, delicate climbing vines, and remarkable seasonal growth cycle. Endemic to Madagascar, this unusual species spends the dry season dormant beneath its thickened caudex before producing slender, twining stems with attractive lobed leaves during the rainy season. Its unique life cycle and sculptural form have made it