Corallocarpus bainesii inventory-hero-monitored the Bishop cap gets its

the Bishop cap gets its name from the distinctive shape of its stem

Tubercle arranged in 8-13 spirals

you can water your Graptopetalum paraguayense every 2-3 weeks during the growing season in the spring and summer

Replant every three to four years

Corallocarpus bainesii inventory-hero-monitored the Bishop cap gets itsIntroducing the Corallocarpus bainesii, known for its distinct caudex, which is a swollen, bulbous stem that stores water to help the plant survive in dry conditions. Native to South Africa, this caudex plant is characterized by its annual to semi perennial climbing shoots, which means it can grow and climb for multiple years. The plant features fleshy, heart shaped leaves with distinct, serrated margins, adding to its unique appearance. The mature