Euphorbia obesa (Female Plants) Crassulaceae Stems are thin and relatively

Stems are thin and relatively short

it produces offsets on stolons (stalks) that look like little green spiders on webs

Ariocarpus trigonus  Nice plants of this popular but slow growing cacti

It won't gas you out of the house but you'll notice it if you are close to the flower

It starts out globular and stays that way for a long time before slowly becoming slightly columnar (remember it stays pretty small)

Euphorbia obesa (Female Plants) Crassulaceae Stems are thin and relativelyEuphorbia obesa If you ever wished you could have a baseball in plant form this is the one for you! The plant is basically a round ball with interesting patterning. In high light the plant turns a healthy brown color and in lower light it is green or greenish blue. As the plant matures it eventually starts growing upright and makes offsets. The plants have a nice mix of green to brownish purple coloration. Easy to grow, just give normal succulent care