Hoodia

Hoodia have robust ribbed stems and unusual flowers; they resemble cacti but belong to a different succulent group.

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Hoodia: robust stems and prominent ribs

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.

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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.

General care

  • Light: Bright light with protection from intense sun and gradual acclimatisation.
  • Watering: Water during growth and let dry between waterings; reduce in cold weather or dormancy.
  • Compost: Airy, free-draining mix; avoid compact compost that stays damp.
  • Temperature: Protect from cold and persistent rain while maintaining airflow.
  • Maintenance: Check stem bases, remove dry parts and avoid standing water.

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