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I am not a professional botanist nor an expert in Asclepiadaceae taxonomy.

Any help with ID and spelling would be welcome.

Photos are for reference only.

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Ceropegia

   AS1= cimiciodora (thick black stems) $6.00

   AS2=  woodii (heart shaped leaves on thin stems, times called string of hearts)$6.00

   AS3=  woodii variegated (same as above, but variegated) N/A

Cynanchum

  AS4=  marnieranum (ruff thin bark green to black stems, bright green flowers) $6.00

   AS5=  socatranum (grayish green rick-rack stems, white star flowers) $6.00

Echinopsis

   AS 21=  cereifomis (thick blackish green stems, reddish brown fl) N/A

Fockea

   AS7=  capensis (crispa) (brownish gray caudex with a lumpy bumpy surface, vineing stems, with wavy leaves)$12.50
                            AS8=  edulis (brownish gray caudex with a lumpy bumpy surface, vineing stems) N/A

Folotsis

photo soon          AS9=  sp. Ifafy (gray green thick stems, somewhat upright to vineing) $6.00

Huernia

   AS11=  plowesii (short bluish gray stems) $6.00

   AS12=  kennidianna (blackish almost round stems) $6.50

Matelea

photo soon              AS14=  cyclophylla (caudex with vine & heart shaped leaves, goes dormant in the winter) $12.50

Piaranthus

   AS15=  foetidus DP3076 (grayish round to oblong stems) $6.00

Pseudolithos
   AS16=  migiurtinus (round olive green stems, tiny red fl) N/A

Stapelianthus

   AS 22=  arenarius (small blackish brown stems) $6.00

   AS17=  decaryi (small reddish black stem with a hairy look) $6.00

Stultitia

   AS19=  hardii (colorful stems, somewhat reclining) N/A

Tavaresia

photo soon               AS20=  grandiflora (brownish red thick stem upright clumping has a stiff hairy texture) N/A

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