Dinteranthus microspermus v. puberulus Crassulaceae it produces offsets on stolons

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

The leaves are stacked on each other and look a lot like a small Aeonium

Astrophytum myriostigma 'Fukuryu'    A strange but beautiful Japanese cultivar of the Bishop's Cap cactus

so you don't have to worry about it stinking up your house (lots of Stapeliads smell like rotting meat)

Definitely protect from frost and ideally keep above 50 degrees

Dinteranthus microspermus v. puberulus Crassulaceae it produces offsets on stolonsDinteranthus microspermus var. puberulus Family: Aizoaceae. A cute Lithops relative with rounded purple green leaves that are spotted. This variety, as the name suggests, has short fuzzy hairs covering the leaves. Like most plants in this group it produces leaves in pairs, usually one pair per year. The old leaves shrivel away in time so normally you won't have more than 2 4 leaves. Will form offsets in time but isn't heavy clumper. Easy to grow as