Senecio stapiliiformis cv. 'Kilimanjaro' Cactus this unusual succulent is known

this unusual succulent is known for its dark green to black leaves that are covered in spider web like hairs (hence the name "arachnoides")

Plant is shown  growing in a 3" pot

tulearensis Hybrid Crassicaule Family: Euphorbiaceae

The leaves have a small brown spike on the tip

A rarely seen species from Madagascar

Senecio stapiliiformis cv. 'Kilimanjaro' Cactus this unusual succulent is knownSenecio stapeliiformis 'Kilimanjaro' Family: Asteraceae. One of the prettiest and strangest succulent members of the daisy family. Yes, this plant is related to daisys, sunflowers, and even lettuce! However it looks like the unrelated Stapeliads. That's what the plant name means: Senecio that looks like a Stapeliad. It is leafless and produces long blue green stems with dark patterned markings. It produces new stems from under the soil and will fill