Stapelia

Stapelia

Genus of about 45 species of perennial succulents from low, hilly, often rocky terrain, mainly in tropical and southern Africa. All Stapelias have spectacular flowers. The most popular type is Stapelia variegata. Unfortunately it is a strong-smelling species.

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