Hoodia have robust ribbed stems and unusual flowers; they resemble cacti but belong to a different succulent group.
Hoodia stand out for strong stems, prominent ribs and surface projections reminiscent of small cacti. Despite the resemblance, they belong to a different succulent group with distinctive flowers.
Their structure and unusual flowers are both appealing. Plenty of light, good drainage and protection from damp cold preserve them without frequent watering. Explore Caralluma.