Fenestraria rhopalophylla var. aurantiaca
 
Origin: Beauvallon, South Africa

Known as the Window Plant or Babies Toes, for its unique cylindrical leaves that has a window on top. Its a dwarf clustering succulent known from arid areas, where most of the plant is below the sandy soil with only the windows vissible above ground. This form produces lovely golden-yellow flowers

Plant Size: Well established plants, grown in 7 cm pots are offered. The photos are of the plants for sale.
 
About Mesembs
 
The mesembs  are members of the Mesembryanthemaceae (Aizoaceae) is a very large family with about 123 genera and about 1600-1800 known species. The main distribution for the family is in southern Africa with species extending into east Africa, Arabian peninsula, Madagascar, Australia, and New Zealand.  Mesembs are widely-spread and is found in all 9 provinces of South Africa. The plants occupy a wide range of habitats. From dry rocky areas, to high rainfall grass-veld. 
 
Caring for your Fenestraria
 
Pot: Most highly succulent Mesembs are best suited to cultivation in pots. Various Mesembs planted together and using colourful gravel and rocks together in a bowl, makes a beautiful miniature rock garden.
 
Soil: The plants prefer a very well-drained growing medium, yet a finer sandier mix is perfect.
 
Light: Almost all Mesembs are found growing in very sunny positions. Given too little light the plants will easily stretch and start growing abnormally.
 
Water: Most Mesembs are very drought hardy and care should be given to not over-water your plants. Rather too little than too much is my rule. Watering every week or second week is more than efficient, depending on the growing conditions and environment.