Fockea edulis

Fockea edulis is a remarkable succulent known for its caudex, a swollen, bulbous base that stores water, giving it a unique, almost sculptural appearance. The caudex can grow quite large, often developing intriguing shapes over time. From this base emerge slender, vining stems that can climb or trail, covered with small, ovate, green leaves. In late summer to fall, it produces small, white to greenish flowers that are subtle yet charming. The combination of its distinctive caudex and vining habit makes Fockea edulis a captivating addition to any succulent or bonsai collection.