Fockea edulis crispa royal red bispinosum is renowned as the

bispinosum is renowned as the most prolific flowering species in cultivation

as it is not known to be toxic to cats or dogs

This thick

indirect light with well-draining soil

Fockea edulis crispa royal red bispinosum is renowned as theFockea edulis Crispa is an unusual and attractive caudiciform succulent native to South Africa, prized for its swollen, woody base (caudex) and its crinkled or wavy edged foliage, which gives it the Crispa name. The caudex serves as a water storage organ, allowing the plant to survive long periods of drought. From this base, twining vines emerge, bearing green, wrinkled leaves with a slightly crimped texture. Fockea edulis Crispa can produce small,