Ceropegia stapeliiformis Mesemb but don't keep it wet

but don't keep it wet either as it is a succulent)

glandular green flowers

It is a small clumping species with very attractive spines at the end of each tubercle

Sulcorebutia lepida is the closest match I've come up with but I can't guarantee that ID is correct

In the winter it will drop its leaves and become dormant

Ceropegia stapeliiformis Mesemb but don't keep it wetCeropegia stapeliiformis This species has thick green to brown stems. Stems like to grow downward so it may be best to grow it in a basket or on a shelf. Easy to grow. Use a well draining mix and water when the soil is nearly dry. Water very little or not at all in the winter as it can be rot prone if kept moist during dormancy. This plant likes more shade than most succulents and can be grown in full but bright shade (do not put in full sun). Plant